WorksheetsChapter 10 Review
Total questions: 86
Worksheet time: 43mins
Which of the following were not an EARLY South American Civilization?
Moche
Mapuche
Aymara
Aztec
The first "highly developed" civilization in South America were the
Aztec
Maya
Inca
Olmec
What was the size of the Inca empire (estimated)?
300,000
12 million
1 million
500,000
The Inca capital was at
Machu Picchu
Caracas
Cuzco
Pizarro
At the top of the hierarchy in Inca society were all BUT which
Soldiers
Army commander
High Priests
Emperor
The Inca created what kind of system to keep records?
Writing
Speaking
Counting
Drawing
Which country conquered the Incan empire?
Spain
Portugal
England
France
The leader of the Spanish conquest in Peru was
Horatio Gates
Francisco Pizarro
Hernan Cortes
Simon Bolivar
What happened after the Spanish conquer of Atahualpa and the Inca?
Spain left back to its own country with its riches
They set up a government in Peru and stopped exploring
They branched out to create more colonies in South America
They were quickly beaten back by the Inca and left South America
Conquistadors were...
Spanish conquerors
South American Native Americans
Spanish ships
Precious metals
Settlers in Spain mainly prospered from which resources?
Bauxite and Copper
Tin and Bronze
Gold and Silver
Oil and Natural Gas
Which caused the Natives in South America to be wiped out more easily by the Spanish?
There were more Spanish than Native South Americans
The Spanish were smarter than the South Americans
Native South Americans were weakened by Spanish disease
The Spanish had better battle tactics than the Native South Americans
Simon Bolivar and Jose de San Martin were
Spanish conquistadors
South American revolutionaries
Central American invaders
Religious leaders of the Catholic church
What type of warfare did San Martin specialize in to gain independence?
Guerilla warfare
Nuclear warfare
Traditional warfare
Ambush warfare
What caused the newly formed countries in South America to struggle communicating with each other?
They spoke different languages
The mountains separated them
They were thousands of miles apart
The weather was always poor and they couldn't reach each other
Most of the rulers of the independent South American countries were
Wealthy Aristocrats
Powerful Landowners
Military Dictators
All of the other answers are correct
What were the newly independent countries lacking?
Government Structure
Powerful leaders
The desire to be independent
Strong armies
What caused conflicts between the newly independent South American countries?
Boundaries and Mineral Rights
Fishing rights and Religion
Border disputes and Religion
Dictators and Water rights
Before independence, countries in the Mid Latitude and Andean region
relied economically on Spain and Portugal
had very weak economies
had no trading partners
had strong multinational firms in their countries
What effect did multinational firms have on the people of South America
It made them wealthy
While wealthy landowners grew richer, workers and farmers remained poor
It caused a Civil War
It caused the local people to leave
Juan Peron was the president of
Argentina
Peru
Colombia
Ecuador
Juan Peron created economic reforms that benefited
Working people
Rich people
Military leaders
Other politicians
What did Juan Peron do that made him get overthrown?
Limited basic human rights
Started a war in Chile
Gave money to working class people
Tried to invade Uruguay
Britain and Argentina had conflict over
Money
The Falkland Islands
Gold in the Andes region
Boundaries in Argentina
Allende took over Chile and enforced
Socialist policies that angered the upper class
Capitalist policies that angered the lower class
Restrictions on freedom of religion
Laws that favored poor people
Allende was killed by a coup. A coup is
An illegal seizure of power
An assassin
An illness
An invading army
Many countries in this region today have more
Socialist governments
Democratic governments
Dictatorships
Military-led governments
Evo Morales was Bolivia's first
Indigenous president
Female president
Foreign president
Democratically elected President
Michelle Bachelet was the first female elected in
Argentina
Chile
Uruguay
Paraguay
Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner was the first female President in
Argentina
Peru
Uruguay
Ecuador
Lesson 3: Enslaved Laborers were brought to Peru from which area of the world?
Africa
The West Indies
India
Europe
After independence, immigrants from which two areas came to settle in South America?
Europe and Africa
North America and Africa
Asia and Europe
Asia and Africa
Peru and Bolivia have a large population of
Native Americans
Asians
Africans
Europeans
Argentina and Chile have a higher population of people with which ancenstry?
Asian
Native American
European
African
Which countries has people with Japanese and Southwest Asian origins?
Uruguay
Paraguay
Peru
Argentina
The "population rim" in the Andean and Mid Latitude region is located where?
The coastal areas
The mountains
The inland plateaus
The Ring of Fire
The largest city in this region is
Quito, Ecuador
Santiago, Chile
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Lima, Peru
One aspect of shanty towns tends to be
High quality jobs
Extremely religious people
High crime rate
More wealthy families
pueblos jovenes means
"Shanty Towns"
"Young Towns"
"Large Towns"
"Old Towns"
Peublos jovenes are found in
Lima
Santiago
Brasilia
San Pablo
The Guarani Native American group live mainly in
Paraguay
Uruguay
Bolivia
Ecuador
The Siriono people live in
Bolivia
Peru
Chile
Peru
The Quechua is a language spoken in which country?
Peru
Argentina
Uruguay
Ecuador
The major religion in this region is
Protestantism
Kallawaya
Roman Catholicism
Indigenous Religions
What is a major writing style that exists in this region?
Surrealism
Magic Realism
Mythology
Poetry
How does family life compare between cities and rural areas?
Family life revolves around parents and children in the countryside
Family life is revolved around extended family in cities
Family life is revolved around extended families in both cities and rural areas
Family life is revolved around parents and children in cities, and extended families in rural areas
What is the most popular sport in this region?
Soccer
American football
Baseball
Basketball
The rugged terrain makes which economic activity most difficult?
Agriculture
Mining
Technology
Service
Conflict has arose over which natural resource?
Gas reserves
Mining items
Water
Timber
What primary economic activities remain the most important in this region?
Agriculture, mining, fishing
Manufacturing, Mining, oil
Manufacturing, Technology, Mining
Agriculture, Fishing, Manufacturing
Which countries were in MERSOCUR?
Argentina, Paraguay, Peru, Chile
Paraguay, Uruguay, Peru, Chile
Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, Brazil
French Guiana, Paraguay, Bolivia, Peru
What is a goal of the Union of South American Nations (UNASUR)?
Free trade
Military support
Conquer foreign lands
One language and currency
One environmental challenge facing the region is
Acid rain
Air and water pollution
Oil spills
Fracking
One political dispute in this region is
Disputed borders
Dictators
Religious leaders
Trade wars
Which two countries settled a border dispute in 1998?
Ecuador and Bolivia
Peru and Ecuador
Brazil and Argentina
Chile and Peru
What two ways do the cordilleras affect human life? (Pick 2)
They create isolation between settlements.
The rugged terrain makes travel difficult
It is extremely hot in the cordilleras
It rains too much for humans to live there
The two main branches of the andes border the altiplano in which two countries (pick 2)
Chile
Uruguay
Bolivia
Peru
The Andes mountains were formed by
Volcano ash
Collisions between tectonic plates
The Ring of Fire
Climate change
Which natural disaster occurs often in the Andes?
Volcanic eruption
Tornadoes
Hurricanes
Dust storms
In Peru and northern Chile, the area between the Pacific and the Andes is
Coastal Plain
Coastal Desert
Altiplano
Wetlands
Which types of physical features would be found on the Atlantic side of South America?
Plateaus and Valleys
Volcanoes and Desert
Altiplanos
Wetlands
The Pampas get fertile soil from
Sediments and nutrients from the Andes
Minerals that wash on shore
Seeds that travel by trade winds
The Orinoco River
What landlocked country does the Parana Paraguay and Uruguay system help?
Peru
Paraguay
Uruguay
Bolivia
The Pantanal is one of the world's largest
Rivers
Lakes
Wetlands
Mountains
Rio de la Plata is Spanish for "River of the ______________"
Silver
Wild
North
Platinum
The Rio de la Plata empties into
The Caribbean Sea
Lake Titicaca
The Atlantic Ocean
The Pacific Ocean
Lake Titicaca...
Is one of the few large Lakes in South America
is on the altiplano at 12,500 feet
Is large and deep enough to be used by ships
All of the other answers are true
The higher the altitude,
The warmer the temperature
The dryer the plains are
The wetter the land is
The colder the temperatures are
True or False: Altitude is the main factor that determines climate in the Andes
True
False
How do farmers combat the struggle to farm in the Andes?
They don't farm in the Andes
They live in the Andes and farm far away from the mountains
They terrace the hillsides
They have to tear apart the pampas to get good farm land
What crops are grown on the terraced hillsides of the Andes? (Pick all that apply)
Barley
Wheat
Potatoes
Corn
What best describes the climate of the Midlatitude countries of South America?
Temperate or moderate
Different at different elevations
Hot and dry
Little rainfall for most of the year; one short wet season
The climate along the Pacific coast of South America becomes much warmer and wetter than normal during
La Nina
El Nino
Tierra Templada
Altiplano
El nino occurs about every
6 months
10 years
100 years
3 years
When the opposite weather of El Nino takes place, scientists call that
Nino El
La Nina
Tierra Fria
Winter
Which country holds the second largest reserve of natural gas in South America and most in the region?
Bolivia
Paraguay
Uruguay
Argentina
Where does Paraguay get most of its electricity from?
Hydroelectricity produced by the river system
Electricity captured in the high Andes mountains
Electricity produced by coal
Electricity produced by Uruguay
Which resource other than oil does Bolivia have an extensive amount of?
Gold
Silver
Petroleum
Hydroelectricity
Most of this regions mines are located
In Argentina
In the Andes
On the Coast
In the pampas
Chile leads the world in exports of
Copper
Gold
Oil
Bauxite
Which country in the region contains gold?
Peru
Chile
Argentina
Bolivia
Select the following mineral and metal resources found in both Bolivia and Peru
Silver
Lead
Zinc
Iron
The ability of plants and animals to thrive in this region depends on
Altitude
Weather
Food
Political Leaders
The two examples of Camelids found in this region are
Mountain Lions
Humpback Camels
Alpaca
Llama
Alpacas are found in Certain parts of
Peru and Bolivia
Peru and Chile
Argentina
The pampas region
El nino occurs about every
6 months
10 years
100 years
3 years
