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What has been the principal plantation crop of the Lesser Antilles?
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Sugar plantations have had a large impact on the islands of the Carribean. Remanants of the sugar plantation system are still alive and well in certain places in the Carribean, particularly Cuba. Sugar plantations have had a large impact on the islands of the Carribean. Remanants of the sugar plantation system are still alive and well in certain places in the Carribean, particularly Cuba.
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