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This document provides information about various political, physical, and environmental features of several Latin American countries. It discusses countries like Mexico, Cuba, Brazil, Panama, Chile, and Venezuela. It also covers key details about the Gulf of Mexico, Sierra Madre Mountains, Amazon River, Caribbean Sea, Atacama Desert, and Panama Canal. Environmental issues addressed include air pollution in Mexico City, oil pollution in Venezuela, and deforestation of the Amazon Rainforest.
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Mexico is a country located in North America that shares land borders with the United States and Belize and Guatemala. It has over 1.9 million square kilometers of land and extensive coastlines on the Pacific Ocean, Gulf of California, Caribbean Sea, and Gulf of Mexico. Mexico has diverse terrain that includes mountain ranges, volcanoes, rivers, and deserts. It also has a rich cultural history including ancient Maya temples and current traditions like mariachi music.
South america
South America lies between latitudes 12° north and 55° south, and longitudes 35° west and 81° west. It is connected to North America and bordered by the Atlantic Ocean and Pacific Ocean, which are joined by the Panama Canal. South America contains numerous countries including Colombia, Venezuela, Guyana, Surinam, Ecuador, Peru, Brazil, Bolivia, Paraguay, Uruguay, Chile, and Argentina. The continent's physical features include the Andes Mountains, eastern highlands, and central lowlands.
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Mexico has a variety of natural resources due to its diverse climate, location, and landforms. It has mountain ranges, coastal areas, and a central plateau that allow for fertile agriculture of crops like corn, beans, and cocoa. Mexico is also a top producer of silver, gold, copper, and iron from mining. In addition, Mexico's coastline and offshore waters provide natural resources like oil, fish, and timber from forests. Tourism is also an important natural resource-based industry in Mexico, including ecotourism that highlights the country's environmental diversity.
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North America is located between the Pacific Ocean to the west, the Atlantic Ocean to the east, and the Arctic Ocean to the north. It contains several countries including the USA, Canada, and Mexico. The climate and environment varies greatly from region to region, ranging from tropical rainforests to grasslands to tundra. Many different animal species have adapted to these diverse landscapes across the continent.
North america
North America is the third largest continent, spanning over 24 million square km between latitudes of 7-85 degrees north and longitudes of 20-179 degrees west. Its major physical features include the Canadian Shield of old rocky areas, the Eastern Highlands including the Appalachian Mountains, the vast Central Lowlands agricultural region, and the Western Cordilleras mountain range extending from Alaska to Panama. The climate varies significantly from tundra and taiga in the north to grasslands, Mediterranean, desert, and tropical rainforest zones in the south, influenced by proximity to oceans and mountain ranges. The continent's economy is based around agriculture in the central plains, dairy farming, fishing, and major industries like mining, manufacturing,
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South america
South America lies between latitudes 12° north and 55° south, and longitudes 35° west and 81° west. It is connected to North America and bordered by the Atlantic Ocean and Pacific Ocean, which are joined by the Panama Canal. South America contains numerous countries including Colombia, Venezuela, Guyana, Surinam, Ecuador, Peru, Brazil, Bolivia, Paraguay, Uruguay, Chile, and Argentina. The continent's physical features include the Andes Mountains, eastern highlands, and central lowlands.
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This document discusses the location, climate, and natural resources of Mexico, Venezuela, Brazil, and Cuba and how they affect where people live and trade. It notes that Mexico has a varied climate and most people live in the central region with fertile farmland. Mexico's key exports include oil, manufactured goods, fruits and vegetables. Venezuela and Brazil also rely heavily on oil exports, which impacts their economies when prices drop. Brazil has a tropical climate and exports many agricultural products. Cuba has a tropical climate and relies on exports like sugar, tobacco and tourism.
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Latin America is divided into three main regions - Mexico and Central America, the Caribbean, and South America. Mexico and Central America feature mountainous terrain like the Sierra Madre mountains. Central America is an isthmus connecting North and South America crossed by the important Panama Canal. The Caribbean is composed of islands, both volcanic and atop sunken mountains, surrounded by the Caribbean Sea, an important trade route. South America is defined by the Andes Mountains along the western coast and the immense Amazon River basin and rainforest in the center.
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North America is the third largest continent, located in the Northern and Western Hemispheres and covering over 9 million square miles. It includes 23 countries as well as Caribbean islands, with Canada, the US, and Mexico as the largest nations. Central America connects North America to South America and includes 7 countries. Key geographic features include the Rocky Mountains, Great Plains, Mississippi and Missouri River systems, Great Lakes, and Gulf of Mexico.
North America
North America is the third largest continent, located in the Northern and Western Hemispheres and covering over 9 million square miles. It includes 23 countries as well as Caribbean islands, with Canada, the US, and Mexico as the largest nations. Central America connects North America to South America and includes 7 countries. Key geographic features include the Rocky Mountains, Great Plains, Mississippi and Missouri River systems, Great Lakes, and Gulf of Mexico.
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Latin America includes countries in North, Central, and South America as well as the Caribbean islands. The region shares languages derived from Latin, including Spanish and Portuguese. Some of the major physical features include the Amazon River, the second longest in the world; the Andes Mountains, the longest continental mountain range; and the Atacama Desert, known as the driest place on Earth. These physical geography shapes life in Latin America.
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International trade involves the exchange of goods and services between nations. Nations can trade freely with no barriers or implement trade barriers like tariffs, quotas, and embargoes. Tariffs are taxes on imported goods that raise their price, while quotas limit imports to create shortages. Embargoes completely ban trade with another country, usually for political reasons. While trade barriers protect domestic industries and jobs, they also increase prices for consumers by restricting competition.
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