world geo

Which of the following is a prominent physical feature in Latin America?

• Mountains, rivers, and forests

• lakes, swamps, and plateaus

• Mountains, swamps, and forests

• Lakes, rivers, and plateaus

Gauchos are known as traditional cowboys in which region?

• They live in the countryside mostly in brazil

• 
  They live in the countryside mostly in argentina

• They live in the countryside mostly in panama

• they live in the countryside mostly in mexico

What is slash and burn farming primarily used for in Latin America?

• for subsistence agriculture in South and Central America

• for agriculture in South and Central America

• for fuel in South and Central America

• for animal grazing in North and Central America

What is the official language of Mexico?

• english

• spanish

• latin

• Portuguese

What is the fastest-growing religion in Latin America?

• Protestantism

• Islam

• Buddhism

• Judaism

What is the Line of Demarcation?

• A line the pope drew to seperate Potugueese land and Spanish land

• A line the pope drew to seperate Potugueese land and latin land

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  A line the pope drew to seperate Potugueese land and English land

• A line the pope drew to seperate English land and Spanish land

What was the nature of the Aztec government?

• it was a totem pole with four stages (wedding cake)

• It was a communist government

• It was a totem pole with three stages (wedding cake)

• It was a totem pole with three stages (wedding cake)

Who was Simón Bolívar?

• was a Venezuelan soldier and politician who for 20 years fought against the Spanish crown to achieve the independence of Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Venezuela .

• was a Venezuelan soldier and politician who for 21 years fought against the Spanish crown to achieve the independence of Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Venezuela

• was a Venezuelan soldier and politician who for 10 years fought against the Spanish crown to achieve the independence of Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Venezuela .

• was a Venezuelan soldier and politician who for 14 years fought against the Spanish crown to achieve the independence of Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Venezuela .

What does “NAFTA” stand for?

• North American Free Trade agreement

• Native American Free trade agreement

• National Agreement for Trade Accomplishment

• North American Free truck agreement

Which of the following is an example of cultural diffusion in Latin America?

• Christianity

• languages

• Catholisism

• politics