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WorksheetsUnit 3 Latin America Spring 2020 All
Total questions: 81
Worksheet time: 1hrs 27mins
Latin America is made up of all of the following regions EXCEPT
North America
South America
Central America
Caribbean
All of the following describe the Amazon Rainforest EXCEPT
Rains almost daily
Diverse animal species
Variety of plants and vegetation
Cool, dry winters
Which of the following is best shown in the picture?
Desertification
Deforestation
Devolution
Extinction
Choose THREE impacts of the Columbian Exchange
Spanish language spoken in much of Latin America
Christianity spread through most of Latin America
Indigenous populations decreased due to European diseases
Indigenous populations increased due to new food and animals from Europe
Choose THREE causes of European colonization in the Americas
Convert natives to Christianity
Expand empires for power
Gain resources and money
Learn about new cultures
All of the following are impacts of European colonization EXCEPT
the spread of Spanish
increase in the size of native populations
spread of Christianity
changing aspects of native's governments
- Created an Empire in the Andes Mountains
- Built the city of Machu Picchu
- Built aqueducts, paved roads, and bridges
- Defeated by Spanish conquistadors
The information above refers to which of the following people?
Aztecs
Maya
Inca
Apache
One characteristic that ties MOST of Latin America together is?
The main language spoken throughout most of Latin America is French because they were colonized by Great Britain.
Most of Latin America shares English characteristics of culture.
There may be different native groups in each country of Latin America, but the Latin Americans have a shared Spanish colonial past and common Spanish culture.
Today, all Latin American countries are highly developed and wealthy.
-Had an island capital city called Tenochtitlan.
-Built floating gardens called chinampas
-Practiced ceremonies & ritual sacrifices atop of pyramids.
-Conquered by Hernan Cortes and his men.
The information refers to which of the following Ancient Civilizations of Latin America?
Maya
Apache
Inca
Aztec
Using the map above, which geographic feature served as a natural barrier that helped the Inca Civilization protect their eastern boundary?
The Pampas
Pacific Ocean
Amazon River
Andes Mountains
Which country on the map indicates the location of an isthmus ?
Jamaica
Honduras
Panama
Dominica Republic
The Columbian Exchange. was a movement of _______, between the Americas and Europe/Asia.
people/cultures
disease
animals/plants
all the choices mentioned
The isthmus that connects Central and South America together is located in
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Honduras
Panama
The spread of Spanish culture to Latin America was due mostly to
forced migration from Spain to Latin America
the Triangular Trade involving Africa and the New World
allowing indigenous people to emigrate to Spain
conquering the indigenous people and making them adopt their culture
an interchange of plants, animals, disease, people, and culture between the Western and Eastern hemispheres following the voyages of Columbus
renewable resource
Columbian Exchange
demography
deforestation
clearing forests to use the area for other purposes
renewable resource
demography
deforestation
Columbian Exchange
a person of mixed white and black ancestry, especially a person with one white and one black parent.
non-renewable resource
indigenous
natural resources
mulattos
What country is represented by #1?
Panama
Brazil
Mexico
What country is represented by #4?
Panama
Colombia
Peru
What country is represented by #3?
Argentina
Colombia
Brazil
What geographic feature is contained within the bracket?
the Andes Mountains
the Yucatan Peninsula
the Pampas
Brazil is home to what TWO MAJOR physical features?
Andes Mountains & Amazon River Basin
Atlantic Ocean & Pampas
Amazon River & Amazon River Basin
Which country in Central American creates an ISTHMUS?
Argentina
Panama
Ecuador
What body of water is west of South America?
Gulf of Mexico
Pacific Ocean
Caribbean Sea
Atlantic Ocean
What body of water touches Mexico on the East?
Gulf of Mexico
Pacific Ocean
Caribbean Sea
Atlantic Ocean
In what body of water would you find the Bahamas?
Gulf of Mexico
Pacific Ocean
Caribbean Sea
Atlantic Ocean
What physical feature extends along the western edge of South America?
Andes Mountains
Amazon River
Amazon Basin
Appalachian Mountains
What physical feature has a source and a mouth?
Andes Mountains
Amazon River
Amazon Basin
Rocky Mountains
What physical feature is primarily a rain forest?
Andes Mountains
Amazon River
Amazon Basin
Atlantic Ocean
Which is the correct spelling?
Andes Mountains
Andez Mountains
Andes Mountins
Andies Mountains
Which country does NOT include a portion of the Amazon Basin?
Brazil
Peru
Venezuela
Chile
What body of water is number 1?
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Caribbean Sea
Panama Canal
What body of water is number 3?
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Caribbean Sea
Panama Canal
What body of water is number 5?
Amazon River
Strait of Magellan
Caribbean Sea
Panama Canal
What geographical feature is number 7?
Patagonia
Andes Mountains
The Pompas
Amazon Basin
What geographical feature is number 8?
Patagonia
Andes Mountains
The Pompas
Amazon Basin
What geographical feature is #10?
Andes Mountains
Valley of Mexico
Atacama Desert
What geographical feature is #11?
Andes Mountains
Valley of Mexico
Atacama Desert
dense evergreen forest that has abundant rainfall throughout the year
a long river in northern South America (2nd largest in world)
What two European countries first colonized South America?
France and England
England and Spain
Italy and Spain
Portugal and Spain
A mix of Native American & Hispanic ancestry
Mullatto
Mestizo
Creole
Haitian
A mix of African & European ancestry
Mullatto
Mestizo
Creole
Haitian
A nation that governs itself but is part of a larger country
Commonwealth
State
Slave State
Common state
Unconventional warfare in which small groups of combatants use mobile tactics to combat a larger & less formal army
Slash and Burn
Tactical Manueverability
Guerrilla Warfare
Ambush and Run
Settled near modern-day Peru
Mestizos
Mayans
Aztecs
Incas
Basic system of society’s needs, such as roads, bridges, and electricity
Utiites
Infrastructure
Government
Large plain that stretches across central Argentina from the Atlantic Ocean to the foothills of the Andes Mountains
LLanos
Pampas
Plateaus
Lowlands next to the seacoast
Coastal Plains
Central Plains
Mountain Plains
Desert Plains
Heavily wooded areas that may receive more than 100 inches of rain per year
Pampas
Atacama's
Rain-forest
Chile
Chain of islands
Island Hopping
Midway
Archipelago
Cuba
Small rivers that drain into a larger river system
Creeks
Salienations
Tributaries
Inlets
Grasslands between Colombia and Venezuela
Used for grazing and growing crops
Pampas
LLanos
Aztecs
Amazon
Stretch 5,500 miles along the western side of South America, some rise higher than 20,000 feet above sea level.
Atacama
LLanos
Pampas
Andes
Located on the western side of the Andes Mountains
Andes
Amazon
Atacama
Pampas
A place where plants & animals rely on the environment to survive
Biodome
Biosphere
Ecosystem
Ecodome
The name given to gas that traps heat energy, warming the Earth
Methane Gas
Flatulence
Greenhouse Gas
Steam house Gas
The overthrow or takeover of a government
Outster
Coup
Kiknpanz
Owtydoor
A political & economic system where most forms of economically valuable property & resources are owned or controlled by the state
Democracy
Socialism
Communism
Federalism
