Can you identify the British Overseas Territories from these options?

Okay, let's talk about British Overseas Territories. These are territories that, historically, were part of the British Empire and remain under the sovereignty of the UK, but aren't actually part of the UK itself. Think of them as remnants of a once vast global empire. The key thing to remember is that they are located outside of Great Britain. The Channel Islands and the Isle of Man, while not part of the UK, are geographically close, lying between Britain and France. The USA and Australia are independent countries. St Helena, a remote volcanic island in the South Atlantic, is famous for being the place where Napoleon was exiled and died. The Falkland Islands, located in the South Atlantic Ocean, are another example of a British Overseas Territory, and are well known for the conflict between the UK and Argentina in 1982. These territories have their own governments and laws, but the UK retains responsibility for their defense and foreign relations.