Database: Caribbean Sea - Revision history

imported>Lady Kyashira at 06:59, 31 March 2019

2019-03-31T06:59:37Z

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	The [[Caribbean Sea]] sits between the coast of Central and [[South America]] on one side, and the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]] on the other. The name 'Caribbean' is taken from 'Carib', the name of the indigenous peoples living on the islands when [[Christopher Columbus\|Columbus]] 'discovered' them in 1492.		The [[Caribbean Sea]] sits between the coast of Central and [[South America]] on one side, and the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]] on the other. The name 'Caribbean' is taken from 'Carib', the name of the indigenous peoples living on the islands when [[Christopher Columbus\|Columbus]] 'discovered' them in 1492.

imported>Evandrus Primæ at 18:03, 7 October 2016

2016-10-07T18:03:03Z

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	The [[Caribbean Sea]] sits between the coast of Central and South America on one side, and the West Indies on the other. The name 'Caribbean' is taken from 'Carib', the name of the indigenous peoples living on the islands when [[Christopher Columbus\|Columbus]] 'discovered' them in 1492.		The [[Caribbean Sea]] sits between the coast of Central and [[South America]] on one side, and the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]] on the other. The name 'Caribbean' is taken from 'Carib', the name of the indigenous peoples living on the islands when [[Christopher Columbus\|Columbus]] 'discovered' them in 1492.

	In Colonial times, [[Europe]]an powers relied on the Caribbean islands for crops, such as sugar and coffee beans, which were in high demand. Maybe that's where the 'bean' bit comes from, though I doubt it. In fact, the value of trade in the Caribbean was one of the big reasons that the [[Continental Army]] needed a navy of its own - they needed to be able to disrupt trade there in order to make the [[American Revolution\|Revolutionary War]] a bigger pain in [[United Kingdom\|Britain]]'s pocketbook.		In Colonial times, [[Europe]]an powers relied on the Caribbean islands for crops, such as sugar and coffee beans, which were in high demand. Maybe that's where the 'bean' bit comes from, though I doubt it. In fact, the value of trade in the Caribbean was one of the big reasons that the [[Continental Army]] needed a [[Continental Navy\|navy]] of its own - they needed to be able to disrupt trade there in order to make the [[American Revolution\|Revolutionary War]] a bigger pain in [[United Kingdom\|Britain]]'s pocketbook.
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	[[Category:Database: Locations]]		[[Category:Database: Locations]]
	[[Category:Animus 3.0 database entries]]		[[Category:Animus 3.0 database entries]]

imported>Amnestyyy at 13:40, 31 May 2016

2016-05-31T13:40:00Z

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	The [[Caribbean Sea]] sits between the coast of Central and South America on one side, and the West Indies on the other. The name 'Caribbean' is taken from 'Carib', the name of the indigenous peoples living on the islands when [[Christopher Columbus\|Columbus]] 'discovered' them in 1492.		The [[Caribbean Sea]] sits between the coast of Central and South America on one side, and the West Indies on the other. The name 'Caribbean' is taken from 'Carib', the name of the indigenous peoples living on the islands when [[Christopher Columbus\|Columbus]] 'discovered' them in 1492.

imported>Amnestyyy at 20:27, 26 December 2015

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	The [[Caribbean Sea]] sits between the coast of Central and South America on one side, and the West Indies on the other. The name 'Caribbean' is taken from 'Carib', the name of the indigenous peoples living on the islands when [[Christopher Columbus\|Columbus]] 'discovered' them in 1492.		The [[Caribbean Sea]] sits between the coast of Central and South America on one side, and the West Indies on the other. The name 'Caribbean' is taken from 'Carib', the name of the indigenous peoples living on the islands when [[Christopher Columbus\|Columbus]] 'discovered' them in 1492.

	In Colonial times, [[Europe]]an powers relied on the Caribbean islands for crops, such as sugar and coffee beans, which were in high demand. Maybe that's where the 'bean' bit comes from, though I doubt it. In fact, the value of trade in the Caribbean was one of the big reasons that the [[Continental Army]] needed a navy of its own - they needed to be able to disrupt trade there in order to make the [[American Revolution\|Revolutionary War]] a bigger pain in [[~~Great Britain~~\|Britain]]'s pocketbook.		In Colonial times, [[Europe]]an powers relied on the Caribbean islands for crops, such as sugar and coffee beans, which were in high demand. Maybe that's where the 'bean' bit comes from, though I doubt it. In fact, the value of trade in the Caribbean was one of the big reasons that the [[Continental Army]] needed a navy of its own - they needed to be able to disrupt trade there in order to make the [[American Revolution\|Revolutionary War]] a bigger pain in [[United Kingdom\|Britain]]'s pocketbook.
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Caribbean Sea}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Caribbean Sea}}
	[[Category:Database: Locations]]		[[Category:Database: Locations]]
	[[Category:Animus 3.0 database entries]]		[[Category:Animus 3.0 database entries]]

imported>Amnestyyy at 14:09, 22 December 2015

2015-12-22T14:09:34Z

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	{{Edit\|Database/Locations (AC3):Caribbean Sea\|Text=Edit this tab}}		{{Edit\|Database/Locations (AC3):Caribbean Sea\|Text=Edit this tab}}
	The [[Caribbean Sea]] sits between the coast of Central and South America on one side, and the West Indies on the other. The name 'Caribbean' is taken from 'Carib', the name of the indigenous peoples living on the islands when [[~~Christoffa Corombo~~\|Columbus]] 'discovered' them in 1492.		The [[Caribbean Sea]] sits between the coast of Central and South America on one side, and the West Indies on the other. The name 'Caribbean' is taken from 'Carib', the name of the indigenous peoples living on the islands when [[Christopher Columbus\|Columbus]] 'discovered' them in 1492.

	In Colonial times, [[Europe]]an powers relied on the Caribbean islands for crops, such as sugar and coffee beans, which were in high demand. Maybe that's where the 'bean' bit comes from, though I doubt it. In fact, the value of trade in the Caribbean was one of the big reasons that the [[Continental Army]] needed a navy of its own - they needed to be able to disrupt trade there in order to make the [[American Revolution\|Revolutionary War]] a bigger pain in [[Great Britain\|Britain]]'s pocketbook.		In Colonial times, [[Europe]]an powers relied on the Caribbean islands for crops, such as sugar and coffee beans, which were in high demand. Maybe that's where the 'bean' bit comes from, though I doubt it. In fact, the value of trade in the Caribbean was one of the big reasons that the [[Continental Army]] needed a navy of its own - they needed to be able to disrupt trade there in order to make the [[American Revolution\|Revolutionary War]] a bigger pain in [[Great Britain\|Britain]]'s pocketbook.

imported>Amnestyyy at 01:23, 1 March 2015

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	{{Edit\|Database/Locations (AC3):Caribbean Sea\|Text=Edit this tab}}		{{Edit\|Database/Locations (AC3):Caribbean Sea\|Text=Edit this tab}}
	The Caribbean Sea sits between the coast of Central and South America on one side, and the West Indies on the other. The name 'Caribbean' is taken from 'Carib', the name of the indigenous peoples living on the islands when Columbus 'discovered' them in 1492.		The [[Caribbean Sea]] sits between the coast of Central and South America on one side, and the West Indies on the other. The name 'Caribbean' is taken from 'Carib', the name of the indigenous peoples living on the islands when [[Christoffa Corombo\|Columbus]] 'discovered' them in 1492.

	In Colonial times, ~~European~~ powers relied on the Caribbean islands for crops, such as sugar and coffee beans, which were in high demand. Maybe that's where the 'bean' bit comes from, though I doubt it. In fact, the value of trade in the Caribbean was one of the big reasons that the Continental Army needed a navy of its own - they needed to be able to disrupt trade there in order to make the Revolutionary War a bigger pain in Britain's pocketbook.		In Colonial times, [[Europe]]an powers relied on the Caribbean islands for crops, such as sugar and coffee beans, which were in high demand. Maybe that's where the 'bean' bit comes from, though I doubt it. In fact, the value of trade in the Caribbean was one of the big reasons that the [[Continental Army]] needed a navy of its own - they needed to be able to disrupt trade there in order to make the [[American Revolution\|Revolutionary War]] a bigger pain in [[Great Britain\|Britain]]'s pocketbook.
	[[Category:Database~~/AC3~~]]		{{DEFAULTSORT:Caribbean Sea}}
			[[Category:Database: Locations]]
			[[Category:Animus 3.0 database entries]]

imported>Amnestyyy: Amnestyyy moved page Database/Locations (AC3):Caribbean Sea to Database: Caribbean Sea

2015-03-01T01:15:10Z

Amnestyyy moved page Database/Locations (AC3):Caribbean Sea to Database: Caribbean Sea

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{{Edit|Database/Locations (AC3):Caribbean Sea|Text=Edit this tab}}
The Caribbean Sea sits between the coast of Central and South America on one side, and the West Indies on the other. The name 'Caribbean' is taken from 'Carib', the name of the indigenous peoples living on the islands when Columbus 'discovered' them in 1492.

In Colonial times, European powers relied on the Caribbean islands for crops, such as sugar and coffee beans, which were in high demand. Maybe that's where the 'bean' bit comes from, though I doubt it. In fact, the value of trade in the Caribbean was one of the big reasons that the Continental Army needed a navy of its own - they needed to be able to disrupt trade there in order to make the Revolutionary War a bigger pain in Britain's pocketbook.
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