Geography & Demography of Latin America: Amazon, Cordilleras, Atacama & Population, Quizzes of International Business

Definitions and essential facts about various geographical features and demographic aspects of latin america. Topics include the amazon rainforest, cordilleran ranges, atacama desert, the construction of the latin american region, the number of states in latin america, the highest city, the greatest waterfalls, and demographic information. The document offers valuable insights into the unique characteristics of latin america, its population growth, and its relationship with the united states.

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TERM 1
Amazonia
DEFINITION 1
largest natural region of L.A. and most homogenous. Three
quarters is in Brazil. Mouth 186 miles wide and island in it is
the size of New England. 3% of population lives in here.
TERM 2
Cordilleron Ranges
DEFINITION 2
Important because most of L.A popula tion live in this mountain
range. Contains the Andes Mounta ins in South America form the
longest cordilleran chain in the world. Mountains: 7,000 miles long
from Mexico to tip of Andes. Contains 170 inhabitants from Mexico
to Bolivia and most of the population liv es in mountain ranges.
Mexico city is on the plateau
TERM 3
Peruvian: Atacaman Desert
DEFINITION 3
: 2,000 miles from near Ecuador to North of Chile. Driest
deserts and it is because of the winds off the coast.
TERM 4
Latin America region constructed
?
DEFINITION 4
political geography not drawn by geography but by people.
Latin based language: French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese
and English. General practice is to exclude: English and
include French and Portuguese. has intense relations with the
United States. excludes: Barbados because it is a colony and
Belize (British colony)
TERM 5
How many states in
L.A.?
DEFINITION 5
33 independent republics.
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TERM 1

Amazonia

DEFINITION 1 largest natural region of L.A. and most homogenous. Three quarters is in Brazil. Mouth 186 miles wide and island in it is the size of New England. 3% of population lives in here. TERM 2

Cordilleron Ranges

DEFINITION 2 Important because most of L.A population live in this mountain range. Contains the Andes Mountains in South America form the longest cordilleran chain in the world. Mountains: 7,000 miles long from Mexico to tip of Andes. Contains 170 inhabitants from Mexico to Bolivia and most of the population lives in mountain ranges. Mexico city is on the plateau TERM 3

Peruvian: Atacaman Desert

DEFINITION 3 : 2,000 miles from near Ecuador to North of Chile. Driest deserts and it is because of the winds off the coast. TERM 4

Latin America region constructed

DEFINITION 4 political geography not drawn by geography but by people. Latin based language: French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and English. General practice is to exclude: English and include French and Portuguese. has intense relations with the United States. excludes: Barbados because it is a colony and Belize (British colony) TERM 5

How many states in

L.A.?

DEFINITION 5 33 independent republics.

TERM 6

highest City?

DEFINITION 6 La Paz, Bolivia TERM 7

greatest waterfalls?

DEFINITION 7 Iguazu Falls, Argentina TERM 8

North and West Argentina and Patagonia

DEFINITION 8 only region in one country, livestock ranching and pampas. Its flat but very grassy. TERM 9

L.A. demography

DEFINITION 9 2010- 590 million people living in LA, twice the population of the U.S. grows much faster than US. In 1945 the US and L.A. had the same population but L.A. double. 8% of worlds population is in L.A. and has increased dramatically since the 1700s.