Caribbean South America

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Which countries are included in the region known as Caribbean South America?

Colombia, Venezuela, Guyana, French Guiana

What geographical feature separates the more modernized areas of Colombia from its Caribbean coast?

Andes Mountains

Why are Colombia and Venezuela considered part of Caribbean South America?

Because they share a coastline with the Caribbean Sea

What event led to Colombians throwing off Spanish rule in the early 19th century?

Heavy taxation and subservience

Which country in Caribbean South America is still considered developing?

Guyana

What type of music can you expect to hear when walking down a street in Guyana?

Steel drum music

Which country in Caribbean South America was colonized by Spain in the 1500s?

Colombia

What historical influence do Colombia and Venezuela share?

Spanish colonization

Which event led to the end of violent days associated with the drug trade in Colombia?

Pablo Escobar's death in a shootout

What religion is predominantly practiced in both Colombia and Venezuela?

Catholicism

Which country borders the Caribbean Sea like Colombia and Venezuela?

French Guiana

Which country heavily struggled with socio-economic conditions after moving towards democracy?

Guyana

Which European country successfully colonized French Guiana?

France

Which country has experienced political and economic uncertainty under Nicolás Maduro's leadership?

Venezuela

In which country did the Dutch primarily colonize before England took power in the 19th century?

Guyana

Explore the cultural and geographical diversity of the Caribbean South America region, including countries like Colombia, Venezuela, and Guyana. Learn about the mix of industrialized cities, developing nations, and tribal villages in this area.

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