Geography
Environmental Issues
History
Culture & the Transatlantic Slave Trade
Cuban Revolution
100

South of the US and is bordered by the Pacific Ocean on the West and Gulf of Mexico on the East

Where is Mexico located?

100

Amazon rainforest deforestation

What is one of Brazil's environmental issues?

100

Measles, smallpox, influenza, and whooping cough

What are some diseases European explorers brought to Latin America?

100

Portuguese, Spanish, and French

What are the main languages in Latin America?

100

Cuba started a missle program

Why did the US impose an embargo against Cuba?

200

Eastern South America; Coastline on the Atlantic Ocean;

Where is Brazil located?

200

Air pollution, Sierra Madre Mountains trap smog

What is one of Mexico's environmental issues?

200

Tomatoes, corn, squash, pumpkins, cacao beans, and peppers.

What are some foods brought to Latin America and Europe during the Columbian Exchange?

200

Roman Catholicism 

What is the dominant religion in Latin America?  
200

Command Economy

What economy did Castro establish in Cuba?

300

90 miles South of Florida; Caribbean Sea; Biggest Caribbean Island

Where is Cuba located?

300

Population density, factory emissions, automobile and vehicle emissions. 

What are causes of air pollution in Mexico?

300

Barley, wheat, sugarcane, and livestock like pigs, sheep, and cattle

How did the Columbian Exchange impact food in the Americas?

300

Crowded and unsanitary below deck

What were some slave transportation conditions?

300

Businesses, farms, TV programs, radio shows, and newspapers

What did Castro control?

400

Urban Areas, Central Mexico, US border

Where do people live in Mexico?

400

New roads, new settlements, farming (crops, cattle, etc), mining

What are causes of deforestation in Brazil.

400

Used for labor, hunting, and transportation; changed life in the Americas forever

What was the impact of horses on the Americas?

400

Diseases such as dehydration, smallpox, gastrointestinal diseases, and dysentery 

How did slaves die during transportation?

400

They were killed or put in prison

What happened to the people who opposed Castro? 

500

Low elevation, no mountains, warm and humid, 2/3 of the country rainforest

What is the climate and terrain like in Brazil?

500

Less trees, erosion of soil

What are effects of deforestation in Brazil?

500

Caused an increase in food production; helped increase human populations

How did the Columbian Exchange impact food in the Americas?

500

Physical appearance, language, traditions, and customs.

What characteristics does an ethnic group share?

500

In 1961

When did the US cut off all ties with Cuba?

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