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No, the Caribbean isn't in Portugal. Instead, the Caribbean Sea is located southeast of the Gulf of Mexico and the continental United States of America, east of Central America, and north of South America. Portugal is located on the Iberian Peninsula in southwestern Europe. The Atlantic Ocean borders Portugal to the west and south, and Spain borders Portugal to the north and east.
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What countries have an influence in the Caribbean?
Several European nations have had influence in the Caribbean Sea. Those nations include the United States, Spain, France, the Netherlands, and Portugal.
Who was the early colonial competitor with Spain in the new world?
Portugal. But after the Treaty of Tordesillas (1494), Portugal was excluded from the Caribbean and concentrated on its East Indies and South Asian colonies. The only major country where they established primary influence was in Brazil.
How do the religions in central America and the Caribbean reflect the regions' histories?
Most of them are Roman Catholic, as these regions were conquered or colonized by Catholic European powers; specifically France, Spain or Portugal.
When was Angola colonized?
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Who was the first king in Portugal Portugal's first king?
The first king of Portugal was Alfonzo Henriques
What European power had claims in north America and in the Caribbean?
Spain, France, England, Holland, Sweden and Portugal all had claims in both North America and the Caribbean.
What countries have an influence in the Caribbean?
Several European nations have had influence in the Caribbean Sea. Those nations include the United States, Spain, France, the Netherlands, and Portugal.
Name the 4 European countries that colonized the Caribbean islands?
Great Britain, Denmark, Holland, France, Portugal, Spain and Sweden all colonized the Caribbean islands.
How did the Muslims came to the Caribbean?
Jews ended up in the Caribbean while attempting to escape the Spanish Inquisition. They were from Spain and Portugal.
How do Portugal compare to Trinidad?
Trinidad is a tropical island of the Lesser Antilles in the Caribbean where Spanish is spoken. Portugal is part of the Iberian Peninsula bordering Spain in the East Atlantic where Portuguese is spoken.
Who was the early colonial competitor with Spain in the new world?
Portugal. But after the Treaty of Tordesillas (1494), Portugal was excluded from the Caribbean and concentrated on its East Indies and South Asian colonies. The only major country where they established primary influence was in Brazil.
What two countries gained control of land in South America as a result of the Treaty of Tordesillas?
Spain and Portugal were assigned colonial rights by the Treaty of Tordesillas, which gave Spain the Caribbean and North America, but allowed Portugal to colonize Brazil farther to the east.
How do the religions in Central America and the Caribbean reflect the religions histories?
Most of them are Roman Catholic, as these regions were conquered or colonized by Catholic European powers; specifically France, Spain or Portugal.
How do the religions in central America and the Caribbean reflect the regions' histories?
Most of them are Roman Catholic, as these regions were conquered or colonized by Catholic European powers; specifically France, Spain or Portugal.
Why was Spain an important country in the Tudor times?
It was important because it ruled a lot of the Caribbean and Mexico, and was the only colonial power at the time apart from Portugal. Also, the gold imported from Mexico was valuable and the Spanish sold it to other countries to become rich.
What are the release dates for Caribbean - 1952?
Caribbean - 1952 was released on: USA: September 1952 Portugal: 9 September 1953 Austria: 1954 France: 8 January 1954 Finland: 11 June 1954 West Germany: 11 September 1954 Turkey: November 1954 Spain: 25 August 1958 (Madrid)
What is the country called that once controlled mch of central and south America?
Spain controlled most of Central and South Ameria, while Portugal controlled Brazil. France controlled what is now French Guyana and several of the islands in the Caribbean; the Netherlands controlled what is now Suriname and several of the islands (such as Aruba, Bonaire, and Curacao) also in the Caribbean.
