One thing is for certain these problems are bound to happen be it ten years from now or twenty.
How many years?
100
The first European to visit what is now Chile was the Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan
Who was the first European in Chile?
100
Spanish
What is Chile's most popular language?
200
Chile’s main export is copper
What is the main export?
200
96.4%
What is the females literacy rate?
200
Chile's government is republic.
What kind of government?
200
The expedition spent nearly three fruitless years in the country and then withdrew to Peru.
How many years?
200
Chile's coastline streches 2,700 miles long
How long is Chile's coastline?
300
They're 16
How many exports are there in Chile?
300
96.5%
What is the total percent of the male and the female?
300
In today's society most countries have turned to the democratic ways
What kind of ways?
300
In 1535, after the Spanish under Francisco Pizarro had completed their conquest of Peru, Diego de Almagro, one of Pizarro's aides, led a gold-hunting expedition from that country overland into Chile
In what year did the Spanish under Francisco Pizarro had completed their conquest of Peru?
300
Chile has over 2,000 volcanoes
How many volcanoes does Chile have
400
Aircraft & soybeans are Chile's fastest growing imports from the U.S.
What is the fastest imports from the U.S.A?
400
108%
What is the literacy rate for females in 2005?
400
This type of government is run usually by a Presidential Republic or a Parliamentary Republic.
What kind of republic?
400
The region was then known to its native population as Tchili, a Native American word meaning "snow."
What does Tchili mean?
400
Chile’s languages are Spanish, English, German. The official language is Spanish.
What is the offical language?
500
Copper accounts for over 40% of Chilean exports to the United States.
What is the percent?
500
Annual real growth rate: -1.5%
What is the annual growth rate?
500
Up until March of 1990 Chile was basically a dictatorship
Until what month?
500
Ferdinand Magellan, who landed at Chiloé Island following his voyage, in 1520, through the strait that now bears his name.