Why The Vast Majority Of All Chileans Live Near Its Capital

The video explores Chile's unique geography, highlighting its long and narrow shape, and the concentration of its population around Santiago. It delves into Chile's history, from indigenous tribes to Spanish conquest and eventual independence. The video also covers Chile's diverse climates, from the arid Atacama Desert to the Mediterranean climate around Santiago, and discusses the economic factors that have driven population growth in the capital. Finally, it touches on Chile's natural resources and economic prospects.

What is the primary reason for the concentration of Chile's population near Santiago?

• The Mediterranean climate

• The presence of the Andes mountains

• Historical significance of the region

• Proximity to the Pacific Ocean

Which treaty largely established the borders between Chile and Argentina?

• The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo

• The Treaty of Versailles

• The Boundary Treaty of 1881

• The Treaty of Tordesillas

What natural resource discovery led to the War of the Pacific?

• Coal

• Copper, silver, and nitrate

• Oil

• Gold

Which climate zone is found in the central region of Chile, home to Santiago?

• Tropical

• Desert

• Mediterranean

• Arctic

What percentage of Chile's land is made up of mountains?

• 50%

• 60%

• 70%

• 80%

What natural event is Chile particularly susceptible to due to the Nazca Plate?

• Earthquakes

• Volcanic eruptions

• Floods

• Tornadoes

Which industry has significantly contributed to Chile's economic growth?

• Textile

• Automobile

• Mining and natural resource extraction

• Tourism