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The Caribbean is a region with many different countries. The Unites States has two Caribbean territories: Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands.
The Philippine Islands were a US territory from 1898 or 1903, depending on how you consider the political situation in those years, until full independence was achieved in 1946. So it was a US possession for 43 - 48 years.
The territories of the USA are: Puerto Rico, US Virgin Islands, and American Samoa.
Yes it is No, it is not. The Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI), is a Commonwealth in political union with the US and is guided by a Covenant. Saipan is only one island of the 14 islands that make up the CNMI. Guam, the southernmost island in the Marianas archipelago, is a US Territory.
Four. In 1910 Arizona, New Mexico, Alaska, and Hawaii were all incorporated territories. Wake Island was an uninhabited unincorporated territory at the time. Puerto Rico was not a territory per se but held special status as a US possession. The Philippines, American Samoa, The Panama Canal Zone, Guam, were occupied by the US at the time but did not hold the status of an incorporated territory. This was important because in 1905 the Supreme Court ruled that the Constitution did not fully apply in unincorporated territories or other possessions. The Guantanamo Bay Navy Base was in US possession at the time but it has always been considered to be an extraterritorial jurisdiction under the rule of the US Navy rather than a territory. The US held possession of numerous small and often uninhabited Caribbean and Pacific islands as well but none of them held the status of a territory.
It is a U.S. territory that is located in the Caribbean Sea, near the U.S. Virgin Islands.
Many of the Caribbean islands were once foreign territories or Spain, The Netherlands, France, UK, US or the Dutch. Many of the islands are still part of those nations.
The Caribbean is a region with many different countries. The Unites States has two Caribbean territories: Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands.
The U.S. government purchased this group of 50 islands and cays from Denmark in 1917 because they wanted to be able to control this spot in the Caribbean during WWI.
Money, the islands in the Caribbean were large trading ports in the 19th and 20th century
No the Virgin islands are not countries. They are territories. There are two Virgin Islands. The first if the British Virgin Islands - Which is a territory of the United Kingdom and then there is the US Virgin Islands which are a territory of the United States. No.. a territory of the United States
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They are located in the Caribbean Sea, so yes, they are a part of the Caribbean.
Yes, it is a Caribbean island US Territory.
Geographically, they are part of the Caribbean. Politically, the USVI is part of the US, and the BVI is a British Dependent Territory and part of the Commonwealth (and an associate member of the OECS).