History
Culture
Geography
Vocabulary
Wild Card
100
Most of South America was colonized by Europeans from this country
Spain
100
The most commonly played sport in South America is
Soccer/Football
100
When it rains in the mountains, what landform carries the water to lakes and oceans?
Rivers
100
A reason to go to a place, something that makes you want to come from somewhere else
Pull Factor
100
These lines on a map separate countries from each other
Borders
200
The Empire that ruled much of South America before the Europeans arrived
The Inca
200
List three elements or parts of culture
History, Food, Clothing, Language, Government, Ethnic Group, Religion, Traits and Customs, Economy
200
The largest lake in South America is...
Lake Titicaca
200
A word that means cities, or places with lots of people
Urban
200
Representatives vote for groups of people in this type of government
Republic
300
After gaining independence, most of the countries of South America became what type of government
Dictatorship
300
Brazil's culture is different from other parts of South America because...
They speak Portuguese/ They were colonized by Portugal
300
Is South America in the Eastern Hemisphere or Western Hemisphere?
Western Hemisphere
300
If the Supply of something is very high, the Demand for it is...
Low
300
If you order a pizza are you importing food or exporting food?
Importing
400
This man freed most of South America from the Spanish
Simon Bolivar
400
Brazil uses deforestation for what purpose?
To create more land for farming
400
This Ocean separates South America from Australia
The Pacific Ocean
400
Manufacturing takes place in what kind of building?
Factory
400
The lines that measure how far North or South of the Equator you are
Latitude
500
When the Spanish arrived in South America, most of the native people died from...
diseases
500
Las Cholitas wrestlers are from this country
Bolivia
500
5N, 55W (or close enough)
500
Another word for farming, or raising animals for food
Agriculture
500
Provide two examples of migration into South America during its history
Europeans arriving to colonize, African slaves brought for plantations, Asian immigrants after the end of slavery