Physical Geography
This is the largest river in South America.
What is the Amazon River? P.325
The population of Brazil.
What is 211 million people? P.331
A name for Argentina Cowboys.
What are Guachos? (P.336)
This is the capital of Colombia.
What is Bogota? P.343
This is the most common language in South America.
What is Spanish? Notes
This is an ocean in weather pattern that effects South America.
What is El Nino? P.329
This city has about 21 million people in and around it.
What is Sau Paulo? P.332
This person helps improve the conditions of people in Argentina , particularly the poor.
Who is Eva Peron? (P.337)
These are the 2 most popular sports in Venezuela.
What are baseball and soccer? P.346
When did Chile, Ecuador, and Bolivia gain independence.
When is 1825? Notes
This Andes mountain makes a mountain system made up from roughly parllor ranges.
What is Cordillera? P.323
This is the poorest region in Brazil.
What is Northeast Brazil? p.334
Paraguay's people are 95 percent of which culture.
What is mestizos? (P.341)
This is the year Venezuela elected their first president.
What is 1959? P.347
This is the capital for Peru.
What is Lima? P.351
The deepest pit mine in South America.
What is Chile? P.329
This second largest city lies northeast of Sao paulo.
What is Rio De Janeiro? P.333
What dish in Argentina contains grilled sausage and steak.
What is parrilla? P.338
This is what Simon Bolivar started doing in 1811.
Who was helping free native Venezuelans? P.345
This is the person who kidnapped the Inca king.
Who is Francisco Pizorro? P.350
This country has large oil and gas reserves.
What is Ecuador? P.329
This is a religion that combines the beliefs and practices of Africans India religion.
What is Macumba? P.331
It's located on the north shore of Rio De La Plata.
Where is Montevideo? P.339
This City was attacked by English pirates in the 1600s.
What is Cartagena? P.343
This is the traditional capital for Ecuador. Page 352
What is Quitl? P.352