Which of these is NOT a way that rivers are important in South America?

What generally happens to climate as you move south in South America?

Why does elevation have a greater impact on the climates of Pacific South America than latitude?

What happens to both climate and vegetation as elevation increases in the Andes?

What is El Nino?

Which of these groups did NOT have an impact on the history of Brazil?

Why did Brazil's government move the capital city?

Which of these is a megacity in Brazil?

What is the name for a large urban area and it's surrounding cities and suburbs?

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?

What type of government do most of the countries in South America have today?

What is the name for the economy made up of people doing odd jobs without government regulation?

Which of these is an effect of Spain's colonial rule in South America?

Who was considered the "George Washington of South America"?

How was the colonization and independence of Brazil different from other South American countries

Which of these is NOT a reason that the Inca had to use runners to deliver messages across their empire?

Which of these South American countries are landlocked?

Which conquistador helped the Spanish to defeat the Inca when he kidnapped and killed their king?

A mountain system that is made up of roughly parallel ranges

This is the physical feature that covers most of the Pacific coast of South America.

These are both grassland regions in South America

The Rio de la Plata is an example of one of these partially enclosed areas where fresh and salt water combine

This is the largest river system in the world and is home to the world's largest rain forest

This removal of trees in the rain forest is problematic because we rely on it for food, wood and plants for medicine...

Planting the same crops year after year can cause this problem...

This warm ocean current causes changes in weather patterns throughout North and South America...

This is one of the driest places on earth, receiving rain only about 5 times per century...

There is one of these at the southern tip of Chile that connects the Pacific Ocean to the Atlantic Ocean...

There is one of these at the southern tip of Chile that connects the Pacific Ocean to the Atlantic Ocean...

Sao Paulo is an example of one of these large urban areas...

Places like Rio de Janeiro will often have these large slum areas outside of the cities...

These people are both examples of cowboys who work on either the Llanos or the Pampas...

These people are members of an irregular military, like the ones who have forced farmers off their land in Colombia...

This is an oil-rich body of water in Venezuela...

Workers in Venezuela have been known to stop working in an effort to get their demands met which is called a...

After the Spanish colonized the countries of Pacific South America they would leave these Spanish kings behind to rule over the people...

Chile's leader was overthrown in one of these in the 1970's with the help of the US government...

Countries like Paraguay with no direct access to the water are considered...

People who do odd jobs such as walking dogs, babysitting and mowing lawns are considered part of the ...