Vocabulary 1
Vocabulary 2
Maps
Graphs
Puerto Rico vs Cuba
100
Variety or many differences
Diversity
100
Made up of the same kind, not mixed, or varied
Homogenous
100
The type of physical feature that is being shown on this map.
Rainforests
100
This country has the highest population in Central America
Guatemala
100
Puerto Rico is a commonwealth or territory for this country we call home
United States
200
The most common kind or type
Predominant
200
The one in control or with the most power
Dominant
200
The type of climate that can be found in Cuba
Humid equatorial - dry winter
200
This country has the highest population below the poverty line
Nicaragua
200
This country has the lowest Gross Domestic Product
Cuba
300
A narrow strip of land connecting two larger landmasses
Isthmus
300
The practice of cutting down forests or trees
Deforestation
300
The percentage of land covered by rainforests in Panama
48%
300
This is Aruba's unemployment rate
7%
300
Aside from population, Puerto Rico is stronger than Cuba is all of these facts except for one of these two areas
Literacy rate or unemployment
400
The percentage of people who can read or write in a region
literacy rate
400
Money sent by people to their families from another place or country
Remittances
400
This country has the most different types of climates
Nicaragua or Honduras
400
They receive the most amount of money from tourism
Dominican Republic
400
When Fidel Castro took over Cuba, he allied the country with this nation now known as Russia
Soviet Union
500
The total value of all goods and services produced in a year
Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
500
A condition of not having enough money, resources, or basic needs
Poverty
500
This country is an isthmus that connects North and South America
Panama
500
Immigration from this country has risen high since the 1960s but dropped slightly around 2010
Mexico
500
Cuba has been controlled by many of these kinds of leaders since the 1950s
Dictators