Norte y Centro America
The capital city of this country was built on a lake and is sinking by up to 20 feet per year.
Mexico
This country is the cultural center for the Mayans and is the birthplace of chocolate.
Guatemala
This country is one of the few countries in the world named after a geographical feature.
Ecuador
This country is famous for its tobacco and its vintage cars.
Cuba
This country is well known for its excellent Mediterranean cuisine including sea food and olive oils.
España
One of this country’s top exports is Blue Agave, which is the main ingredient used to make tequila.
Mexico
In this country you can see the sun rise over the Atlantic and set over the Pacific from the high point.
Panama
This country is known for its beef, and its national dish is the “asado”.
Argentina
This country is the top exporter of pharmaceuticals to the United States.
Puerto Rico
These two countries in South America are the only ones that are land locked.
Bolivia, Paraguay
This country is known for its high density of wild sloths and sea turtles, supported by nationally protected coast lines, and lush, humid rain forests.
Costa Rica
This country is the second largest in Central America and is home to many Mayan ruins such as the Copan ruins.
Honduras
This country, which is the size of California, is known for its large and numerous lakes and rivers, which allow the country to get 100% of its electricity from hydroelectric dams.
Paraguay
The capital city of this country is the oldest continuously inhabited European-founded city in all of the Americas, dating back to 1496.
La República Dominicana
These two counties are home to the largest lake in South America, known as Lake Titicaca. They both share a border on this lake.
Bolivia, Peru
Hispanics make up just over 20% of the population in this country
Los Estados Unidos
Pupusas are the national dish of this very small Central American country.
El Salvador
This country has a place called “Catatumbo” with over 300 days per year of electrical storms.
Venezuela
This country is known to have some of the best baseball players in the world and many players on US teams come from here.
La República Dominicana
The Atacama desert, the driest non-polar desert in the world, is shared by these two countries in South America.
Chile, Argentina
This country has the second largest population of Hispanics in the world.
Los Estados Unidos
This country, known as the land of Volcanoes, is home to the active Masaya Volcano, well known as a tourist attraction because you can drive to the top.
Nicaragua
This South American country is known for stable economy, high literacy rate, and clean energy system.
Uruguay
This country has had a communist government since the revolution of 1959.
Cuba
These four countries use the US Dollar as currency.
Ecuador, El Salvador, Panama, Puerto Rico