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[[File:AC3 naval ships.jpg|thumb|240px|Naval battle on the Caribbean Sea.]]
[[File:AC3 naval ships.jpg|thumb|240px|Naval battle on the Caribbean Sea.]]
The '''Caribbean Sea''' was a vast, tropic stretch of water, which was a part of the {{Wiki|Atlantic Ocean}}. While it bordered on Central America and {{Wiki|Mexico}}, it was notably a scene of naval warfare during the [[American Revolutionary War|American Revolution]].
The '''Caribbean Sea''' was a tropic archipelago, which was a part of the {{Wiki|Atlantic Ocean}}. While it bordered on Central America and {{Wiki|Mexico}}, it was notably a scene of naval warfare during the [[American Revolutionary War|American Revolution]].


Whilst acting as the captain of the ''[[Aquila]]'', the [[Assassins|Assassin]] [[Ratonhnhaké:ton]] sailed this sea in Spring 1778, and entered into military conflicts with other vessels.
Whilst acting as the captain of the ''[[Aquila]]'', the [[Assassins|Assassin]] [[Ratonhnhaké:ton]] sailed this sea in Spring 1778, and entered into military conflicts with other vessels.

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Naval battle on the Caribbean Sea.

The Caribbean Sea was a tropic archipelago, which was a part of the Atlantic Ocean. While it bordered on Central America and Mexico, it was notably a scene of naval warfare during the American Revolution.

Whilst acting as the captain of the Aquila, the Assassin Ratonhnhaké:ton sailed this sea in Spring 1778, and entered into military conflicts with other vessels.

Cerros was a Maya archaeological island located off the Eastern coast of Belize in the Caribbean Sea. Ratonhnhaké:ton sailed there to find the treasure of William Kidd.

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