Landmarks
Chile's Most Visited Landmark.
What is Torres Del Paine National Park?
September 18, 1810.
When did Chile gain their independence?
First Leader/President of Chile.
Who is Manuel Blanco Enclada
A dish with steamed fresh corn cakes made from a mixture of freshly ground corn, onion, garlic, cheese, eggs, and cream, which is placed inside corn husks and steamed.
What are Humitas?
About 5 governments.
How many types of governments has chile gone through?
Chile's Most Visited Island.
What is Easter Island?
April 5, 1818.
When was the Battle of Maipu?
The leader/president of Chile during WWI.
Who is Juan Luis Sanfuentes?
A dish with crab meat, crustless bread, garlic, onions, milk, chili peppers, white wine, butter, fish stock, cream, and spices such as cumin, oregano, and paprika powder.
What is Pastel De Jaiba?
Autocratic, conservative republic, liberal republic, military rule, and democracy.
What types of governments did Chile go through?
Chile's Tallest Mountain.
What is Ojos Del Salado?
September 4, 1958.
When was the earthquake that occured in Cajon Del Maipo?
The leader/president of Chile during WWII.
Who is Juan Antonio Rios Morales?
A dish with shredded chicken, potatoes, garlic, scallions and a distinctive herb called guascas.
What is Ajiaco?
Democracy.(Freedom)
What type of government does Chile have now?
Chiles Most Famous Statue.
What is Christ The Redeemer of the Andes?
September 11, 1973.
When did a group of military officers seized power in coup to end civilian rule?
Who is Gabriel Boric Font?
A dish with garlic, chili peppers, onions, olive oil, salt, pepper, and parsley or coriander
What is Chancho en Piedra?
The Kingdom Of Chile.
What was Chile's old government before they became independent?
Chile's Least Visited Landmark.
What is Huilo Huilo Biological Reserve?
June 1975.
When did the takeover of government end a 46 year democratic rule happen?
March 11, 2022.
When did the current leader/president of Chile get in office?
A dish made of a dumpling made from boiled potatoes and wheat flour.
What is a Chapalele?