Challenges and Opportunities in the Caribbean
Exploring the unique geographic challenges (e.g., hurricanes, small size) and opportunities (e.g., tourism, cultural exchange) facing the island nations of the Caribbean.
Key Questions
- How does being an island nation influence the economy and daily life in the Caribbean?
- Analyze the impact of natural hazards like hurricanes on Caribbean communities and economies.
- Explain how tourism both benefits and challenges the sustainable development of Caribbean islands.
Common Core State Standards
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