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Excerpts
Inca Religon
100
How many countries does South America have?
12
100
Most researchers believe people first entered South America from the ______.
North
100
True or False: All of South America's countries are considered developing or middle-income countries
True
100
The Angle Falls drops from what point?
Tepui
100
What type of Christianity is the main one in South America?
Protestant
200
What is South America's great mountian range?
The Andes
200
True of False: Farming in the region began less than 5,000 years ago
False
200
True or False: Leading cities in South America are the same size as other cities.
False
200
What is the world's largest open-pit mine, and what is mined?
Chuquicamata mine, copper
200
Viracocha is the God of what?
Creation
300
What are South America's natural resources?
Copper, Iron Ore, Bauxite, and a range of crops
300
A treaty in 1494 had divided South America between _____ and _____.
Spain, Portugal
300
Most South American factories produce food items, _______, or _______.
Consumer Goods, Building Materials
300
Where did the Mochica People live?
Northern coastal region of Peru
300
Define Huacas
Sacred Places
400
What are the Elevation Zones in the Andes?
Tierra Caliente, Tierra Templada, Tierra Fria, Paramo, and Tierra Helada
400
Define: Buffer State
A small country between two larger, more powerful countries
400
Manus experienced an economic boost with the demand of what product?
Rubber
400
What is the capital of Uruguay and when was it founded?
Montevideo, 1726
400
What is the God of the Sun in the Inca Religon?
Inti
500
What is the highest pead in the Andes, and how high is it in miles?
Mount Aconcagna, 6960
500
What year did Brazil declare independence?
1822
500
Overall, South American governement has become more _______.
Democratic
500
Overdependance on ______ still threatens Venezuela's stability.
Oil
500
Who in the Inca culture is considered the Diviner?
The King
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