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Chapter 10
Chapter 10 Andes & Mid Latitude Countries (south America)
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| The Andes are the longest continuous group of mountain ranges in the world. | true |
| What is the correct order, from north to south, of the countries that make up the bulk of the Andean region in south America? | Peru, Bolivia , Chile |
| Which causes the weather disturbances called El Nino and La Nina? | Changes in wind patterns & ocean currents in the pacific ocean cause unusual & extreme weather in some places in south America |
| which of the following statement about the mineral resources of the Andean and mid latitude countries of south America is Accurate? | the region has a number of mineral resources |
| Both chile & Argentina have has women as presidents. | true |
| which term describes the area of Pure between Andes and the Pacific? | Coastal desert |
| Which statement accurately describes an aspect of Inca civilization? | highly sophistical |
| who held the highest positions in the Inca's highly struced socitey? | The Emperor's high priest & commander of Army |
| Which Spanish conquistador conquered the empire of the empire of the Inca? | Francisco Pizarro |
| For what purpose did the Inca use the device known as the quipu? | As a counting device |
| Which generalization about south America government is most Valid? | Weak dictatorships |
| Buenos Aries is the capital of Chile. | false |
| How does the population of Peru differ from other countries in the region? | Have a large native population/ have african ancestors/ different torgians |
| why do coastal portions of the region have the highest population density? | coastal regions often fertile land, favorite climates & easy traspation |
| which phrase accurately describes Isabel Allende? | Contemporary writer of great disintican |
| Guarani customs and folk art are an important part of the culture in which south American Nation? | Paraguay |
| Why did 4 south Americans firm Mercosur in 1991? | For better trade and economics |