Country on a Map
Physical Geography
History
Life
Vocabulary
100
Number 1 on the map is this country.
Belize
100
Central America is known for having fertile soil, due to the fact that the land lies along this infamous volcanic structure.
Ring of Fire
100
This Native American group was one of the most important early civilizations of Central America.
The Maya
100
Apart from soccer, these are also popular sports in Central America.
Swimming, baseball, boxing.
100
This term means crops that are sold for a profit.
Cash crops
200
Number 7 on the map is this country.
Panama
200
These are the two oceans on each side of Central America.
Atlantic Ocean/Pacific Ocean
200
This country helped build the Panama Canal and controlled it until 1999.
The United States
200
This term means to plant young trees in areas in which older trees have been cut down.
Reforestation
200
This term means the number of different animals and plants living in an environment.
Biodiversity
300
Number 2 on the map is this country.
Guatemala
300
Central America is a thin piece of land that connects two larger ones, making it this landform.
Isthmus
300
Most of the Central American countries were colonized by Spain, except this country, which was originally called British Honduras.
Belize
300
This percent of the population of Central America lives in cities.
59%
300
This term means large farms.
Plantations
400
Number 6 on the map is this country.
Costa Rica
400
This 50 mile long waterway passes about 13,000 to 14,000 ships every year. 
The Panama Canal
400
Out of all the seven Central American countries, five them joined Mexico for independence in 1821. These two countries were not able to declare independence until much later.
Panama and Belize
400
These are the ages that students go to school in most Central American countries.
5-12
400
This term means small groups of fighters that use their knowledge of local landscapes to surprise attack larger military forces.
Guerillas
500
Number 4 on the map is this country.
El Salvador
500
This enormous lake is named after the country it is located in.
Lake Nicaragua
500
This country's president tried to declare himself ruler of Central America in 1885, but was defeated in El Salvador.
Guatemala
500
This holiday is celebrated in Belize, named after a wealthy British humanitarian who left behind his fortune to build schools and libraries.
Baron Bliss Day
500
This term means military strongmen who controlled the government as dictators.
Caudillos