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In the book The Cay why do the Germans come to these islands what do they want?
Revenge
In the book Cay describe the hardships endured by the residents of Willemstad because of the German intrusion?
In the book by Theodore Taylor, "The Cay", there were many hardships because of the Germans. The oil tankers are in in danger and many of the sailors refuse to get on board for fear of being torpedoed and sunk.
Why doesn't Phillip's mother particularly like it in Willemstad in The Cay?
Phillip's mother doesn't like all the bombing going on in the war between Willemstad and the British
Where was Phillip born from the cay?
Philip was born in Willemstad, the capital city of Curaçao, a Caribbean island.
Why does Philips mom like willemstad in The Cay?
because in there was dangerous and she know that there would occur a wae
Who attacks willemstad in the book The Cay?
In the book "The Cay" by Theodore Taylor, the German forces attack Willemstad, a city in the Caribbean island of Curacao, during World War II. The attack leads to the evacuation of the island's residents, including the main characters, Phillip and Timothy.
In The Cay why have Germans come to those islands all the way from Europe and what do they want?
they want to take all the gas and refineries
What destroyed the ss hato in the book The Cay?
germans
From the book The Cay where was timothys home?
"St. Thomas," he said. "Charlotte Amalie, on St. Thomas." He added. "'Tis is a Virgin Islan'."
In the book The Cay why didnt Curacao fight the Germans back?
They couldn't fight the Germans back because they didn't have enough weapons to fight back to the Germans and when a shipped tried to get weapons or leave the Germans would torpedo it.
What is the name of the fort at Willemstad?
The fort at Willemstad is Fort Amsterdam. (:
What happens in the story of cay?
The Cay is based on a true story. While researching another book, Theodore read about an incident that happened in 1942. The Germans had torpedoed a Dutch ship, slicing it in half.
