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WorksheetsLatin America & the Caribbean Test
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Which of the following terms best fits the region we call Latin America?
Which vertical zone is correctly matched with its major products?
Which of these is true of the cerrado?
Why was Brasilia selected as a capital city?
Slash-and-burn agriculture is an adaptation to -
Use the map to answer the following question: Which South American country does not border the Pacific Ocean?
Which factor is used to measure the level of economic development of a country?
What is the major purpose of NAFTA?
Which of the following countries in Latin America has oil resources?
Mestizo, the term used to describe people of mixed Spanish and Native American heritage, is a cultural blend found in both Mexico and this region -
Tourism attracts people to the Greater and Lesser Antilles of this region -
In 1882, this region declared independence from Spain -
UNASUR is an organization in this region that promotes trade and political integration -
86% of this region's population resides in cities, and the government is encouraging migration to the area's interior -
In 1914 the Panama Canal, a crossroads of world trade, opened in this region -
In 1822, this region declared independence from Portugal -
Maquiladoras, factories that import parts and assemble a product for export, can be found here -
During the 1820s, Simon Bolivar led many countries of this region in their fight for independence from Spain -
In 1521, Hernan Cortes conquered the Aztec Empire in this region -
Along with the Caribbean, this region is an exporter of sugar cane, bananas, citrus fruits, coffee, and spices -
In 1533, Francisco Pizarro conquered the Inca Empire in this region -
The cultural blends in this region include Native + Portuguese + African -
Christopher Columbus reached this region in 1492 -
This region is known for calypso and reggae, styles of music that have African influences-
This region declared independence from Mexico in 1823 -
A country in this region hosted the Olympics in 2016-
Oil, fishing, silver, tin, zinc, copper, grain, and livestock help drive the economy of this region -
A 1790s slave rebellion in this region led to a nation's independence from France in 1804 -
The Aztec, Maya, Toltec, and Olmec are native peoples of this region -
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