Latin America 11
Complete List of Terms and Definitions for Latin America 11
| Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
| maize | corn |
| Honduras | Tegucigalpa |
| Perú | Lima |
| Chile | Santiago |
| Argentina | 1 |
| sinere | allow |
| glyph | picture writings |
| Falkland Island | UK |
| guatemala | guatemala city |
| El Salvidor | San Salvidor |
| Haiti | port au prince |
| Correa | Leader of Ecuador |
| Malnutrition | Faulty or inadequate nutrition |
| Incan Agriculture |
Vertical Farming Terrace Farming Farmed Llamas and Alpacas |
| Cuzco | Capitol of Incan Empire |
| Conquistador | Spanish term for "conqueror," referring to soldiers who conquered Native Americans in Latin America |
| caminho | all routes of gold trade |
| Llanos | fertile plains in Colombia/ Venezuela |
| Father Hidalgo | Declared independence from Spain |
| the Andes | the world's longest mountain range |
| Nationalize | to establish government control over an industry, such as Mexico's oil industry. |
| Aztec Representation | represented by city of Tenochtitlan |
| Maquiladoras | Factories in northern Mexico that produce goods for export |
| San Martin |
1.he led revolutions in Argentina,Chile,and Peru (Spain) 2.his soldiers were mostly slaves 3.slaves got freedom 4.crossed the Andes Mt |
| 90 | ___% of Honduras' population earns less than $100 a year |
| Migration is what theme of geography? | Movement |
| forest floor | the ground level of the rainforest |
| Brazil | largest country in South America; most populated cities in the world - Sao Paolo and Rio de Janeiro |
| Minifundia | In Latin America, small farms that produce foods chiefly for family use |
| geography of mayan | highlands and lowlands. Yucatan Peninsula - Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, Honduras |
| first people in latin america were __________americans known as indigenous group: | native |
| physical feature associated with inca empire | andes mountains |
| Francisco Madero | early leader in the Mexican Revolution; in 1911 became president of Mexico; wanted land ownership and free, honest elections |
| British Honduras | Belize was called _____________ until 1981 |
| 25 | ___% of Ecuador's population are of indian desent |
| 1/4 | ____ of Latin Americas economy is Brazils |
| Quechua | the language of the Inca Empire, now spoken in the Andes highlands |
| urbanization | movement of people from rural areas to cities |
| coral | the rock like skeletons of tiny sea animals |
| Encomienda | A system that the rulers of Spain established in Mexico, under which Spanish men received a Native American village to oversee and gain tribute— |
| What is agribussiness? | giant commercial farms owned by multinatinal corporations |
| What is the country that is between Bolivia, Brazil, and Argentina? | Paraguay |
| Cochineal | an insect that gives a crimson colored dye |
| What did the Spanish bring? | Language, Catholic religion, diseases |
| Europian | Creoles - Came from mostly Spain, and also Portugal and France |
| Devil's Island | Most famous pennial colony in French Guiana |
| Industrialized | when peole foucus less on farming and more on manufacturing |
| Fidel Castro | Ruled Cuba as a communist dictator for almost 50 years |
| Tropical Zone | the part of the world between the Tropic of Cancer and Tropic of Capricorn. This is the hottest region on our planet. |
| Panama Canal | a river in central South America and one of its three major river systems, originating in the in the highlands of southern Brazil, traveling about 3,000 miles south and west. |
| Political power, economic advantages | why countries want to have colonies |
| Jose de San Martin | Liberates Argentia, and crosses the Andes into Chile and aids Bernardo O'Higgins in Chile's revolution. |
| Cuban Revolution | the revolution led by Fidel Castro and a small band of guerrilla fighters against a corrupt dictatorship in Cuba; 1956-1959 |
| El Nino | a warming of the ocean water along the western coast of South America. |
| Region's greatest success story? Why? | Chile; Booming economy, good education system |
| What are the Altiplano | The largest of the great Andean intermontane plateaus. |
| Latin America's climates & landscapes have impacted where the population lives why? | trading, tourism, extreme temps, rain forest, etc |
| what were revolutions inspired by? |
by US and French revolutions of late 1700s |
| Punishment of wives usually involves ____ | blows with firewood or axes, burns, arrow wounds or even murder. |
| where did the african influence in the caribbean come from? | african slaves were brought over after the Tainos' death |