Argentina’s economic crisis in the early 2000s caused many professionals to lose their jobs and join the ____________________.

In the 1990s, Argentina joined ____________________, an organization that promotes trade and cooperation among the southern and eastern countries of South America.

The Rio de la Plata is an ____________________, a partially enclosed body of water where freshwater mixes with saltwater.

The Brazilian government moved their capital city, _____________________, to the middle of the country to try to get more people to move there.

______________________, in southeastern Brazil, is the largest urban area in South America.

______________________, is the largest city located on the Amazon River and is a major port and industrial city.

The ___________________ is the world’s largest river system.

____________________, or the clearing of trees, has become a huge problem in the Amazon Basin in recent years.

In Argentina, the ___________________ is a large grassland region that has a humid subtropical climate and fertile soil.

The Parana River flows into the _______________________ and then into the Atlantic Ocean.

___________________________ is a problem in many parts of Atlantic South America because the soil has become infertile due to planting the same crops every year.

Paraguay is the only country in Atlantic South America that is _____________________ or surrounded by land.

_______________________ is the capital of Argentina and the second largest city in Atlantic South America.

A _______________________ is a giant urban area that includes a city along with its surrounding suburbs and cities.

___________________________ is Brazil’s second largest city, located on the Atlantic coast in the southeastern portion of the country.

Many people live in huge slums called ___________________ surrounding Rio de Janeiro.

Which of these groups did NOT play a role in shaping the history of Brazil?

The Amazon River begins in the __________ and empties into the __________.

Most of Atlantic South America is covered with which 2 types of physical features?

How many regions is Brazil divided into?

Which religion is practiced by most of the people of Atlantic South America?

What is the most common way of making money on the Pampas?

Why is there such a small percentage of Indians and mestizos in Argentina today?

Who were the first people to live in ALL of the countries of Atlantic South America?

How were both the colonization and independence of Brazil were different from the rest of the countries in South America?

What generally happens to the climate as you get further south in Atlantic South America?

What are 2 of the biggest ENVIRONMENTAL problems that they face in Atlantic South America?