キューバの説明

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  • キューバは、アメリカの最後のスペイン植民地であり、カリブ海最大の島です。
  • キューバは、旧世界と新世界のクロスロードの位置にあるため、様々な影響が長い間交わり合ってきた本当のメルティングポットです。
  • 先コロンブス期の人口はスペイン人によってほぼ絶滅させられましたが、料理のレシピやハバナなどの地名、考古学的な発見などにその文化の痕跡が残っています。
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キューバの説明　日本語訳

Cuba was the last Spanish Colonial enclave in America and is the largest island of the Caribbean Sea. Due to its location as a crossroad between the Old and New Worlds, it is a true melting pot where different influences have intermingled for centuries. Though the Pre Columbian population was soon exterminated by the Spaniards, some remnants of their culture has been retained on recipes, names of places like Havana, for instance, and archaeological findings. キューバについての説明なのですが、”Due to its location as a crossroad between the Old and New Worlds,”の部分がいまいちわかりません。「旧世界と新世界のクロスロードなっていたため」だとおかしいですか？

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Due to its location as a crossroad between the Old and New Worlds,” (キューバ)が旧世界と新世界の十字路(交差点)にあるというその地理的位置から、 で良いんではないでしょうか? location =　「位置」「置かれている場所」、を「地理的位置」と意訳、、、

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