Exam 6: South America
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Brazil took in more African slaves than any other single country-at least three million.
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The rapidly expanding development activities in the Amazon basin have boosted the region's economic situation,but there is growing concern about the preservation of the natural environment.
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The __________ is one of Brazil's most affluent regions,and it has gained much wealth from agricultural activities.
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The__________ is a large agricultural region that extends beyond Argentina and includes a large portion of __________ and the southern tip of __________.
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Brazil hosted the 2016 Summer Olympics and the 2014 FIFA World Cup in __________.
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The __________ runs just north of Uruguay and cuts across the northern regions of Argentina and Chile.
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Which of the following characteristics most profoundly differentiates the three countries of Ecuador,Peru,and Bolivia?
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Explain how deforestation,gold mining,and hydroelectric projects affect the tropical rain forest of Brazil.Be sure to include a discussion of forest ecology in your answer.
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Recent climate changes have negatively affected coffee output and reduced coffee production as much as 25 percent in some areas of Colombia.
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As is the case with many countries,national wealth in Venezuela filters down to most of the population.
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__________ runs directly through the city of São Paulo,Brazil,and Chile's Atacama Desert,which reveals that most of South America is in the zone of the tropics to the north.
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Coffee was not native to South America but originated in__________ and was transferred by colonial activity.
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Venezuela does not have __________ production,so most__________ are imported.
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In colonial times,Brazil was a part of the __________,which functioned as a transportation conveyor,moving goods and people around the regions bordering the Atlantic Ocean.
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The South American continent is located __________ than North America and is__________ in physical area.
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Brazil's internal migration to the cities of __________,__________,and __________ follows a rural-to-urban or periphery-to-core pattern,so it is clear why these three cities __________.
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Although Brazil is the largest coffee producer in the world,coffee only constitutes about __________ of its current annual exports.
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In spite its cultural diversity,Brazil has two overarching cultural forces that have helped hold the country together: __________ and __________
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Southern Chile receives a large amount of rainfall because the prevailing winds at that latitude come from the east.
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Explain how the United States 'operates from the consumer end of the resource pipeline' with regards to the often conflicting relationship between the US and Colombia.
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