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Blackduck Geo Ch. 10
South American Unit Test Review
Question | Answer |
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Which country speaks mostly Portuguese? | Brazil |
Which country's main export is oil? | Ecuador |
Main language of Pacific South America | Spanish |
Which country has the highest percentage of American Indians than any other South American country? | Bolivia |
What organization is Argentina a part of? | Mercosur |
Effect of Argentina's "Dirty War" | economy suffered |
What early culture had a huge empire in Pacific South America? | Inca |
Which early culture had a huge empire in central Mexico? | Aztec |
What condition warms the ocean waters along the Pacific Coast? | El Nino |
Main mountain range of Pacific South America? | Andes |
Grasslands area of Argentina? | Pampas |
Most important part of Paraguay's economy? | Agriculture |
What are Argentinian cowboys called? | Gauchos |
Who was the important leader of Argentina who worked to help women's rights and the poor? | Eva Peron |
A popular religion in Brazil that combines African, Native American, and Catholic beliefs. | Macumba |
Landlocked countries of South America. | Paraguay and Bolivia |
Which group was known for its great gold-working? | Chibcha |
Where are most of Colombia's active volcanoes found? | Mountains |
The Spanish founded this important port city in present-day Colombia. | Cartagena |
The capital city of Venezuela. | Caracus |
The capital city of Colombia. | Bogota |
The most important part of Venezuela's economy. | oil production |
Who conquered the Inca? | Francisco Pizarro |
Great Argentine leader who attempted to redistribute wealth. | Hugo Chavez |
Who helped several South American countries gain independence? | Simon Bolivar |
Huge slums found on the outskirts of Brazilian cities. | favelas |
Being completely surrounded by land. | landlocked |
People who refuse to work until their demands are met | strikers |
The high plateau areas found between the ridges of the Andes. | altiplanos |
Someone who flees to another country for political or economic reasons. | refugee |
Raised roads that cross water or wet ground areas. | causeways |
A person of mixed African and European ancestry. | mulatto |
A person of Spanish ancestry born in America. | Creole |
A person of mixed Native American and European ancestry. | mestizo |
A large farm that mainly grows one cash crop. | plantation |
A regional variety of a language. | dialect |