When students become the teachers

Today on the wiki.... gigiw writes: sp5 students-question Why is Puerto Rico not considered a Caribbean country on the countries list while Jamaica and the Bahamas are? Posted Today 8:57 am -

marthalsp5 writes: re: sp5 students-question I do believe it's because Puerto Rico is a commonwealth of America and is not technically it's own independent country. Posted Today 1:45 pm -

talsp5 writes: re: sp5 students-question Technically it's not an indpendent country (since our government has pretty much infiltrated theirs). It's a Caribbean state, but not a country. Posted Today 1:46 pm -

tonymsp5 writes: re: sp5 students-question According to the facts Puerto Rico is a common wealth of the United States of America therefor it cannot be a Latin American country! (: Posted Today 1:46 pm -

vannamsp5 writes: re: sp5 students-question Puerto Rico is partially part of the United State because of their currency. It's not a independent country. Posted Today 1:49 pm -

brittanyrsp5 writes: re: sp5 students-question Martha, this is true, but the bahamas are too, if I am remembering correctly, and despite that it is U.S. territory Puerto Rico has its own history and culture, which greatly differs from that of the United States. I stand by that they should be inlcuded in this list By the way sp5= spanish 5 Seniors answering the freshman questions (and debating what they spent the last 5 years learning. Evaluating, judging, defending....all higher level skills....NONE of this coming from the teacher....just students hungry for the answers GOOD STUFF!!!!