Caribbean Federation
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| - | The Caribbean Federation is a country in the Caribbean. It borders the [[Netherlands]], [[Brazil]] and [[Venezuela]] | + | The Caribbean Federation is a country in the Caribbean. It comprises many islands in the Caribbeand and in the Atlantic Ocean and it borders the [[Netherlands]], [[Brazil]] and [[Venezuela]] in the South American continent. |
== History == | == History == | ||
| - | The 1921 peace treaty between Britain and Germany left Britain still in control of its colonies, but the general strike and resulting revolution in Britain four years later meant that the colonies of the British Empire were effectively cut adrift. Some, particularly in the Pacific, were occupied by Germany, but others managed to survive as independent entities. In the interests of security and restoring the Empire the British Caribbean and South American colonies continued to recognise the sovereignty of the British Monarch in Canada, but chose to form a Confederation (incorporating former French Guiana, which Britain had occupied after the French government collapsed) in order to maintain independence.Throughout the 20's and early 30's the Caribbean Federation struggled to carve out a niche for itself. Trade links were set up with the [[ | + | The [[Peace with Honour|1921 peace treaty]] between Britain and Germany left Britain still in control of its colonies, but the general strike and [[1925 British Revolution|resulting revolution in Britain four years later]] meant that the colonies of the British Empire were effectively cut adrift. Some, particularly in the Pacific, were occupied by [[Germany]], but others managed to survive as independent entities. In the interests of security and restoring the Empire the British Caribbean and South American colonies continued to recognise the sovereignty of the [[George V|British Monarch]] in [[Canada]], but chose to form a Confederation (incorporating former French Guiana, which Britain had occupied [[Commune of France#The French Civil War|after the French government collapsed]]) in order to maintain independence. Throughout the 20's and early 30's the Caribbean Federation struggled to carve out a niche for itself. Trade links were set up with the [[Usa|United States of America]], [[Brazil]], [[Canada]] and [[National France]], but a lack of any real industrial base in the region has limited their growth. Now in 1936 they remain a minor member of the [[Entente]] and look certain to side with them in any coming clashes with the western European Syndicalist states. |
[[Category:Countries]] [[Category:American countries]] | [[Category:Countries]] [[Category:American countries]] | ||
Revision as of 19:27, 26 July 2010
The Caribbean Federation is a country in the Caribbean. It comprises many islands in the Caribbeand and in the Atlantic Ocean and it borders the Netherlands, Brazil and Venezuela in the South American continent.
History
The 1921 peace treaty between Britain and Germany left Britain still in control of its colonies, but the general strike and resulting revolution in Britain four years later meant that the colonies of the British Empire were effectively cut adrift. Some, particularly in the Pacific, were occupied by Germany, but others managed to survive as independent entities. In the interests of security and restoring the Empire the British Caribbean and South American colonies continued to recognise the sovereignty of the British Monarch in Canada, but chose to form a Confederation (incorporating former French Guiana, which Britain had occupied after the French government collapsed) in order to maintain independence. Throughout the 20's and early 30's the Caribbean Federation struggled to carve out a niche for itself. Trade links were set up with the United States of America, Brazil, Canada and National France, but a lack of any real industrial base in the region has limited their growth. Now in 1936 they remain a minor member of the Entente and look certain to side with them in any coming clashes with the western European Syndicalist states.
