What Natural Resource does the Amazon River provide?

What countries does the Amazon River run through?

What Ocean does the Amazon River flow into?

What does the Amazon Rainforest provide?

Which countries are located in the Caribbean Sea?

Which resources does the Caribbean Sea provide?

Body of water that borders the United States to the North and Cuba to the East

World's largest ocean that covers the western coast of South America!

A major “shortcut” that allows ships to travel

between the Pacific and Atlantic oceans.

2nd largest mountain range in the world along the west coast of South America!

Mountain range in Mexico that has 3 major chains and volcanoes.

Located in Chile, its one of the driest places on Earth!

What is the following Latin America Physical Feature?

What is the following Latin America Physical Feature?

What Is The Yellow Box Surrounding?

Identify the physical feature the yellow box is circling.

What mountain range runs north to south along the Pacific side of South America?

What body of water is west of South America?

What body of water touches Mexico on the East?

What body of water is located between Jamaica and Costa Rica?

What physical feature has a source and a mouth?

What physical feature is primarily a rain forest?

This canal is almost 50 miles long.

This body of water is an arm of the Atlantic ocean. The Mississippi River and Rio Grande empty out here.

These are main mountain ranges in Mexico.

What place is known as the "lungs of Earth" and produces more than 20% of the Earth's oxygen?

What place is home to more than 40,000 different types of plants and 2.5 million insects?

WHat desert is located in chile and is located inhigh elevation?

What place is located along the coastr of Chile and has an average temperature that is suprisingly cool?

Very little people live in ______ Mexico due to minimal rainfall and the hot climate.

______ Mexico is one of the larges metropolitan areas in the world due to the temperate climate and plentiful rainfall.

Mostly poor American Indian farmers live in _____ Mexico due to the dense forests located here and the humid/tropical climate.

__% of Mexico's land is suitable for farming.

_______ Mexico is rich in minerals like silver,copper,zinc,iron, and oil.

Oil is _____ most valuable/abundant natural resource.

______ is very important to Mexico's economy.

Mexico sends about 80% of its exports to _________

Mexico has many types of land and varying climates

Southern Mexico has a very cold climate.

Brazil is the largest country in Latin America and has the ____ population.

___ people live in the wild, undeveloped region of the Amazon rainforest in Brazil.

The majority of Brazilians live in ___ Brazil along the ____ coast.

Brazil's tropical climate helps grow important crops like _____, _____, and ______.

Brazil is the #1 producer of coffee in the world.

Brazil is rich in natural resources like ____, ____, ____, etc.

Brazil's location on the ____ Ocean helps it ship all around the world.

Which countries are Brazil's top trading partners?

Few people live in Western Brazil due to it being covered in the Amazon Rainforest.

_____ is the largest island in the Caribbean sea.

Cuba's climate is Semi-tropical

Cuba has some of the best doil in the Caribbean , which is good for growing _____, ____, and ______.

Cuba lacks many mineral resources (other than oil and nickel) and _______.

Cuba does not trade with the US even though Florida is located 90 miles away.

The US banned trade with Cuba because of its communist government.

Why has Cuba struggled economically since the early 1990's

Today Cuba mainly trades with _____, and ______.

Those in rural Cuba typically work on ___.

About ___% of Cubans live in cities where they might work in factories making clothing, processed sugar, or cigars.

The Amazon River is the second longest river in the world

The Amazon Rainforest is the world’s largest tropical rainforest, famed for its biodiversity.

The Caribbean Sea is an American Mediterranean Sea of the Atlantic Ocean in the tropics of the Western Hemisphere

The Gulf of Mexico is an arm of the of the Atlantic Ocean, largely surrounded by North America.

The Atlantic Ocean is the second largest ocean in the world.

The Pacific Ocean is the largest and deepest ocean in the world.

The Panama Canal is an artificial waterway in Panama that connects the Atlantic Ocean with the Pacific Ocean.

The Andes runs along South America's western side. From Venezuela in the north, the range passes through Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Argentina and Chile.

The Sierra Madre Mountains are a major mountain range system that runs through western Mexico, and along the Gulf of California.

The Atacama Desert is a desert in South America on the Pacific coast, west of the Andes Mountains. The Atacama Desert is one of the driest places in the world.

Brazil is the largest country in both South America and Latin America

Chile is a long, narrow country stretching along the Pacific Ocean coastline.

Colombia is a country largely situated in the north of South America and contains part of the Andes and the Amazon Rainforest/river.

Cuba is located in the northern Caribbean where the Caribbean Sea, Gulf of Mexico and Atlantic Ocean meet.

Mexico is a country in the southern portion of North America.

Panama is a country on the isthmus linking Central and South America.

In _______ Chile, the weather is generally rainy all year round falling as snow in much of the high altitude areas. However, in the coastal areas of the _____, the winters are rarely too cold and summers are comfortably cool.

In the ______ regions, precipitation is much less which results in a much higher snow line in the mountains and a very desert-like climate in the areas nearer the coast. In fact, _____ Chile is one of the driest regions in the world.

The ____ region of Chile experiences a climate much like that of the Mediterranean coastline with warm, dry summers, and moderately wet, cool winters. Though quite rare on the coast, this ____ region is susceptible to light snow and frost further inland.

In ____ Chile, the weather is generally rainy all year round falling as snow in much of the high altitude areas. However, in the coastal areas of the ____, the winters are rarely too cold and summers are comfortably cool.

Chile is very rugged with mountain ranges and several large islands off the ____. Generally speaking the weather is more moderate near the ____ and much colder in the mountains.

In Chile a mojority of people live in the ____ area due to its moderate temperatures.

In Chile, not many people live in the ___ area because of its intense weather.

____ specializes in include fishing, logging, and forestry.

_____ produces onions, oats, corn, wheat, pears, apples, grapes, garlic, asparagus, beef, timber, fish, wool, and poultry. (agriculture)

Chile exports alot of;

How much of Chile's land is areable?

Which countries do Chile mainly export to?

Which countries do Chile mostly import from?

Which natural resources does Chile have an abundance of?

Because of Colombia's proximity to the ____, the country does not experience very extreme climate changes throughout the year. Instead the weather is constantly temperate with a dry season that last from December to March.

The rainiest months in _____ are from May to July and from October to November.

______'s temperatures can vary dramatically based on the altitude. _____'s coastal cities generally have year round daytime temperatures that cool off in the evenings. The inland daytime temperatures are generally like the evenings on the coast with temperatures in the 60s and 70s and evenings in the 40s or 50s. Because of these cool temperatures, it is a good idea to have on hand a warm sweater for evenings on the coast and a jacket for the high altitude lows.

The ___ economy is heavily dependent on exports of petroleum, coffee, and cut flowers. ____ is a founding member of the Pacific Alliance and has free-trade agreements with the U.S. and many other nations.

___________'s key exports to the US include oil, coal, nickel, gold, flowers, coffee, bananas, tropical fruits, textiles and clothing.

_______ is the United States' third-largest export market in Latin America behind Mexico and Brazil

Currently, _____'s main trading partners include the United States, China, Germany, the Netherlands, and neighboring Mexico, Brazil, and Panama.

People in ___ mostly live in the Eastern areas due to the Andes being located in the west.

This Countrie's most populated city/Capital is Bogota

How much of Colombia's land is arable? (This information may not be acurate / up to date)

The days in ____ are generally hot, though the temperatures cool down significantly at night. The country is generally always very humid at about 80 percent. At higher elevations, the climate is much less tropical. The different mountain elevations result in temperatures varying from 50-66ºF.

Which four natural resources are abundant and essential to Panama's economy?

Which countries are Panama's main trading partners for exports? (2016)

Which countries are Panama's main trading partners regarding imports? (2016)

How much of Panama is arable?

(As of 2016)

A majority of citizens in _____ live on the coast due to generally tropical weather. Many of people also live on the coast because of the abundance of jobs (and the canal).