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The transcript explores the historical significance of the Caribbean and the sunny South in American culture, particularly during Prohibition and the Duke of Windsor's governance. It contrasts the leisurely appeal of these regions with the lack of excitement they offer to more adventurous tourists.

What was the Caribbean's significance during the Prohibition era?

• It was a place for political exiles.

• It was a major tourist destination.

• It was a source of illegal liquor.

• It was known for its cultural festivals.

Who became the governor of the Bahamas after his abdication?

• The Duke of Windsor

• Prince Charles

• Prince Philip

• King George VI

How is the Caribbean perceived by modern tourists?

• As a hub for business and trade

• As a place of adventure and excitement

• As a relaxing and enchanting location

• As a destination for cultural exploration

What is the modern-day challenge for the Caribbean in attracting tourists?

• Limited accommodation options

• Poor weather conditions

• Absence of thrilling activities

• Lack of historical sites

Which group of tourists might find the Caribbean less thrilling?

• Summer vacationers

• Cultural enthusiasts

• Winter vacationists

• Business travelers