Elementary Geography
Elementary Geography
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o, Cuba.
Cabana Fortress, Havana.
tion, and some of the larger ones contain great forests. There are no large animals and few poisonous snakes, but many beautiful birds and butterflies.
People. — The first land in America reached by Columbus was one of the Bahamas. When the Spaniards settled these islands they brought many negro slaves to their plantations, and now there are more negroes than whites. There are also many people of mixed blood.
Most of the islands belong to European countries ; b...ut Cuba is a republic under the protection of the United States, Porto Rico belongs to the United States, and Haiti con- tains two independent negro republics.
Productions. — Sugar cane and tobacco are the chief products, particularly of Cuba, but coffee, bananas, and other tropical fruits are Farmer's House, Cuba.
also exported. Sponge fishing forms an im- portant industry among these islands.
Havana, the capital of Cuba, is the largest city in the West Indies. It is a great sugar and tobacco market.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
o, Cuba.
Cabana Fortress, Havana.
tion, and some of the larger ones contain great forests. There are no large animals and few poisonous snakes, but many beautiful birds and butterflies.
People. — The first land in America reached by Columbus was one of the Bahamas. When the Spaniards settled these islands they brought many negro slaves to their plantations, and now there are more negroes than whites. There are also many people of mixed blood.
Most of the islands belong to European countries ; b...ut Cuba is a republic under the protection of the United States, Porto Rico belongs to the United States, and Haiti con- tains two independent negro republics.
Productions. — Sugar cane and tobacco are the chief products, particularly of Cuba, but coffee, bananas, and other tropical fruits are Farmer's House, Cuba.
also exported. Sponge fishing forms an im- portant industry among these islands.
Havana, the capital of Cuba, is the largest city in the West Indies. It is a great sugar and tobacco market.
What to read after Elementary Geography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H Justin Henry Justin Roddy to read onlineMoreLess
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