Difference between revisions of "Dominican Republic"

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Two thirds of the Caribbean island [[Hispaniola]] is known as the '''Dominican Republic'''.  
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The '''Dominican Republic''' comprises two thirds of the Caribbean island [[Hispaniola]].
  
 
Columbus' ship the Santa Maria reached the island on Christmas Eve 1492.  The settlement there was named "La Navidad". It was was given to [[Spain]] in the [[Treaty of Tordesillas|Line of Demarcation]] set up by the Pope in 1515.
 
Columbus' ship the Santa Maria reached the island on Christmas Eve 1492.  The settlement there was named "La Navidad". It was was given to [[Spain]] in the [[Treaty of Tordesillas|Line of Demarcation]] set up by the Pope in 1515.
  
 
[[Category:Caribbean Countries]]
 
[[Category:Caribbean Countries]]

Revision as of 21:31, June 11, 2007

The Dominican Republic comprises two thirds of the Caribbean island Hispaniola.

Columbus' ship the Santa Maria reached the island on Christmas Eve 1492. The settlement there was named "La Navidad". It was was given to Spain in the Line of Demarcation set up by the Pope in 1515.