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unit3, ch.6, sec.1

social studies test 10-5-11

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Timber wood used as buildiing material
Isthmus a narrow strip of land that connects two landmassses
Deciduous a tree that loses its leaves each year
Oriental eastern
Occidental western
El Nino when high air pressure in the South Pacific causes certain winds over the ocean to die out and the suns warm surface water flows towards North and South America
Tropical Zone lies between the latitudes 23 27' north and 23 27' south and it is typically hot
Deforestation the process of cutting and clearing away trees from a forest
Tributary rivers or streams that flow into a large body of water
Caribbean east of Central America some islands used to be coral reefs coral is living- very sharp it will die if you touch it
Amazon River 1 starts in Peruvian Andes 2 flows 4,000 miles to the Atlantic 3 starts as a trickle of water
Pampas 1 largest rivers start in Andes 2 drain to the plains 3 flow to Atlantic Ocean 4 Orizaba and Popo- Amazon
South America -Andes Mountains- 5,000 miles long -west of South America- Continuous range -never broken- no gaps
Isthmus of Panama a land that links North and South America
Central America -Pacific Coast- 40 lines of volcanoes=900 miles most active in all of north and south America put together
Central America -Mountains- = 80% bridge between mexico and South Americalowlands = rainforest coverd with trees highlands- deciduous trees lose leave highland= not warm enough
Major Mountains in Mexico City Sierra Madre west, Sierra Madre east, between them is the Central Plain- desert Major Mountain Peaks= 1 Orizaba 2 Popo= Active Volcanoes
Mexico City 2nd most populated city in the world, problems with locatiom 1 Surrounded by mountains and traps pollution, wind some, rain more clean 2 Built on a dry lake bed- vulnerable to Earthquakes,very big earthquake- think of flour on desk
Latin America region settled by the Spainish and portuguese their language is from the latin language
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