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The 13 pages that link to Sugar plantations in the Caribbean, each with the reason it gives.

• Atlantic slave tradeRelated: The expanding sugar economy intensified demand for captive African labor.

• Plantation economyBroader topic: They became a major model of plantation production for export and coerced labor.

• British West IndiesRelated: Sugar wealth drove colonial expansion and entrenched plantation society.

• Middle PassageRelated: Their labor demand made Caribbean ports major destinations for slave ships.

• PlantationBroader topic: Caribbean sugar estates became a defining model of plantation production.

• Saint Kitts and NevisRelated: Plantation sugar dominated the islands' colonial economy and left lasting social legacies.

• Caribbean cuisineRelated: Plantation economies shaped food access, labor, and the circulation of ingredients.

• Antigua and BarbudaRelated: Plantation sugar drove colonial settlement and reshaped the islands' population and economy.

• NevisRelated: Sugar plantations shaped Nevis’s colonial economy and society.

• History of the CaribbeanBroader topic: Sugar became the region's dominant colonial commodity and shaped its social order.

• Sidney MintzBroader topic: Mintz connected plantation labor to the expanding supply of sugar consumed in Europe.

• History of Antigua and BarbudaRelated: Sugar production became the central economic system of colonial Antigua.

• History of Saint Kitts and NevisNarrower topic: Sugar estates became the islands’ dominant economic institutions under colonial rule.