North and South America: Geography, Economy, and History Facts
English with a size of 2.88 KBCanada: Geography and Economy
- Capital: Ottawa
- Administrative Division: 10 provinces
- Official Languages: English, French
- Religion: Protestant
- Agriculture: Wheat, milk, leather, cattle
- Raw Materials: Iron, copper, gold, lead, silver
- Industry: Woodworking, metal mining, food industry
United States of America
- Capital: Washington, D.C.
- Administrative Division: Includes Alaska and Hawaii
- Languages: English, Spanish
- Crops: Rye, barley, soy, corn, potatoes (Imports: bananas, coconut)
- Livestock: Cattle (leather, milk, meat)
- Raw Materials: Zinc, gold, uranium, oil, copper
- Industry: Metallurgy, chemicals, automotive, technology, Silicon Valley
- Megalopolis: New York, Boston, Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia
- Cotton Belt: Tobacco, citrus, cotton
Mexico: Demographics and Agriculture
- Capital: Mexico City (one of the world's most populated cities)
- Demographics: 60% Mestizo, 30% Indigenous, 10% White
- Crops: Spices, beans, pineapple, corn, tobacco
- Religion: Roman Catholic
Caribbean and Central America
- Crops: Sugar cane, tobacco, citrus
- Countries: Belize, Guatemala, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Honduras, Costa Rica, Panama
- Narrowest Point: Isthmus of Panama
- Developed Nations: Costa Rica, Panama
South America: Resources and Nations
- Fishing Leaders: Peru, Chile
- Oil Reserves: Venezuela
- Landlocked Countries: Bolivia, Paraguay
- Brazil: Capital is Brasília; produces gas/alcohol from sugarcane
- Brazil Crops: Coffee, sugarcane, citrus, bananas
- Brazil Raw Materials: Iron ore, oil, silver, zinc, gold
- Languages: Portuguese (Brazil), French (French Guiana), English (Guyana), Spanish (General)
Historical and Geographical Context
- Geological Features: Canadian Shield, Guiana Highlands
- Cold War: Conflict between Western and Eastern blocks (Capitalism vs. Communism)
- Key Figures: Hugo Chávez (Venezuela), Augusto Pinochet (Chile), Fidel Castro (Cuba)
- Major Events: Bolivarian Revolution, Cuban Missile Crisis
- Climate Factors: Andean altitude influence