British West Indies

The British West Indies is a collective term for the British colonies established in the Caribbean: the Bahama Islands, British Leeward Islands, British Windward Islands, Trinidad and Tobago, Jamaica and Dependencies, British Honduras and British Guiana. The term also rarely includes the island of Bermuda.
There has been a slow movement towards centralization and potential federalization since the Great War as an extension of the federalization experiments in the Windward and Leeward Islands. The first major step was the reintegration of Barbados into the Windward Islands in 1930, which had previously been left separate as a result of a rebellion in 1876. This was followed with economic treaties and the establishment of joint administrative organizations. These reforms, along with the economic turmoil onset by the London Market Crash, has resulted in the development of political parties and labour movements both on a local and region-wide scale.
== Territories ==
Flag	Name 	Capital 	Population
 	Crown Colony of Jamaica and DependenciesCrown Colony of JamaicaDependency of the Cayman IslandsDependency of Turks and Caicos 	KingstonKingstonGeorge TownCockburn Town 	1,085,4001,073,4006,0006,000
 	Crown Colony of Trinidad and Tobago 	Port of Spain 	417,000
 	Federal Colony of the Windward IslandsColony of BarbadosCrown Colony of GrenadaCrown Colony of Saint LuciaCrown Colony of Saint Vincent 	St. George'sBridgetownSt. George'sCastriesKingstown 	348,700161,00078,70059,00050,000
 	Crown Colony of British Guiana 	Georgetown 	317,800
 	Federal Colony of the Leeward IslandsCrown Colony of DominicaColony of Saint Christopher and NevisColony of Antigua and BarbudaColony of MontserratColony of the Virgin Islands	St. John'sRoseauBasseterreSt. John'sPlymouthRoad Town	134,50043,10042,70031,20012,4005,100
 	Crown Colony of the Bahama Islands 	Nassau 	61,000
 	Crown Colony of British Honduras 	Belize City 	51,000
 	Crown Colony of Bermuda 	Hamilton 	28,000
 	 	 	2,443,400
Category:Colonies