Tara Gordy - Belize
•Download as PPT, PDF•
0 likes•284 views
Belize has a predominantly Roman Catholic culture, with English as the main language. The music of Belize mixes influences from the Kriol, Mestizo, and Maya peoples. Traditional arts include stained glass work, and clothing typically includes guayaberas for men and some traditional dresses for women.
Report
Share
Report
Share
Recommended
California Indians Past and Present
This document provides an overview of California Indian tribes and their traditional ways of life. It describes the different tribal groups in Northern, South-Central, and Southern California and some of their housing, food sources, and material culture. It also summarizes aspects of California Indian spirituality, art, music, healing practices, and the passing down of history through folklore. The document concludes that while some California Indians still live on tribal lands or maintain traditional customs, most now live in cities and dress like other Americans, though some still perform ceremonies to keep their culture alive.
Bulibasha - Intro to Maori Context
The document provides a timeline and overview of Maori history and culture in New Zealand. It details how the Maori were the last people to settle New Zealand between 1100-1200 AD, the Treaty of Waitangi in 1840 that marked British sovereignty, and the loss of Maori land over subsequent decades due to confiscation and private sales. It also describes aspects of traditional Maori culture like the oral tradition, carvings, and concepts of whakapapa (genealogy), whanau (family), and marae (meeting houses).
5. maori tribes ppt
The Maori are the indigenous Polynesian people of New Zealand who migrated from islands in Southeast Asia over 1000 years ago. They have a rich culture that includes traditional arts like carving, weaving and tattooing. Their traditional diet was based on fish, birds and native plants. The Maori lived in family villages called kainga consisting of wooden houses with thatched roofs. Their customs include greeting by pressing noses and distinctive facial tattoos for men and lip/chin markings for women. A traditional haka war dance is performed by groups to this day.
Malaysian rainforests and indigenous peoples part 2
This document discusses the indigenous peoples of Borneo, specifically the Dayak tribes and the Penan people. It provides details on the main Dayak groups, including the Iban, Bidayuh, and Kayan-Kenyah. It notes that the Dayak practiced headhunting historically and some converted to Christianity or Islam. The document also briefly discusses traditional Dayak dress, their political status as Bumiputra in Malaysia, and how the Dayak and Penan engage in practices like longhouse living and sago palm cultivation.
Aboriginese Australians
The document discusses the history and culture of Aboriginal Australians. It notes that Aboriginals have lived in Australia for over 125,000 years and have spiritual beliefs centered around nature. When the British colonized Australia in the late 18th century, they disrupted Aboriginal culture by kidnapping children for Christian education and introducing diseases that killed many. The British were also racist towards Aboriginals, disrespecting their culture and denying them fair treatment and pay. Traditional Aboriginal culture lives on through art, music, and ceremonies featuring instruments like clapping sticks and didgeridoos.
Differences Of Life And Culture In Hungary And
There are several cultural differences between Hungary and the United States related to timekeeping, dates, names, weddings, and more. In Hungary, the week starts on Monday, dates are written with the year first, names consist of the family name followed by the first (Christian) name, engagement rings are worn on the left hand and moved to the right upon marriage, and book titles are printed bottom to top on spines. Major surgery is also free under Hungary's state medical system.
LEE ISFD 18
The document provides advice on academic writing. It discusses developing an argument in an essay by starting writing early and revising extensively. Writers should attend to the whole essay by drafting and redrafting, and putting the essay aside for a few days before revising. When revising, focus on organization and sentence structure from the reader's perspective. The document also discusses developing a thesis, dealing with writer's block, taking notes from research, summarizing information, using the internet for research, and editing for style and mechanics.
Hungary
Hungary has a rich culture centered around Budapest, the capital city. Some of the main monuments in Budapest include the Hungarian Parliament, Chain Bridge, and Heroes' Square. Hungarian cuisine is known for its use of peppers, garlic, and chili peppers in dishes like goulash and fish soup. Famous Hungarians include inventor Oszkár asboth, vitamin C discoverer Albert Szent Györgyi, and composers Ferenc Liszt and Béla Bartók. Popular sports in Hungary include boating and fishing on Lake Balaton and the Danube River, as well as golf, climbing, and hiking throughout the country.
Recommended
California Indians Past and Present
This document provides an overview of California Indian tribes and their traditional ways of life. It describes the different tribal groups in Northern, South-Central, and Southern California and some of their housing, food sources, and material culture. It also summarizes aspects of California Indian spirituality, art, music, healing practices, and the passing down of history through folklore. The document concludes that while some California Indians still live on tribal lands or maintain traditional customs, most now live in cities and dress like other Americans, though some still perform ceremonies to keep their culture alive.
Bulibasha - Intro to Maori Context
The document provides a timeline and overview of Maori history and culture in New Zealand. It details how the Maori were the last people to settle New Zealand between 1100-1200 AD, the Treaty of Waitangi in 1840 that marked British sovereignty, and the loss of Maori land over subsequent decades due to confiscation and private sales. It also describes aspects of traditional Maori culture like the oral tradition, carvings, and concepts of whakapapa (genealogy), whanau (family), and marae (meeting houses).
5. maori tribes ppt
The Maori are the indigenous Polynesian people of New Zealand who migrated from islands in Southeast Asia over 1000 years ago. They have a rich culture that includes traditional arts like carving, weaving and tattooing. Their traditional diet was based on fish, birds and native plants. The Maori lived in family villages called kainga consisting of wooden houses with thatched roofs. Their customs include greeting by pressing noses and distinctive facial tattoos for men and lip/chin markings for women. A traditional haka war dance is performed by groups to this day.
Malaysian rainforests and indigenous peoples part 2
This document discusses the indigenous peoples of Borneo, specifically the Dayak tribes and the Penan people. It provides details on the main Dayak groups, including the Iban, Bidayuh, and Kayan-Kenyah. It notes that the Dayak practiced headhunting historically and some converted to Christianity or Islam. The document also briefly discusses traditional Dayak dress, their political status as Bumiputra in Malaysia, and how the Dayak and Penan engage in practices like longhouse living and sago palm cultivation.
Aboriginese Australians
The document discusses the history and culture of Aboriginal Australians. It notes that Aboriginals have lived in Australia for over 125,000 years and have spiritual beliefs centered around nature. When the British colonized Australia in the late 18th century, they disrupted Aboriginal culture by kidnapping children for Christian education and introducing diseases that killed many. The British were also racist towards Aboriginals, disrespecting their culture and denying them fair treatment and pay. Traditional Aboriginal culture lives on through art, music, and ceremonies featuring instruments like clapping sticks and didgeridoos.
Differences Of Life And Culture In Hungary And
There are several cultural differences between Hungary and the United States related to timekeeping, dates, names, weddings, and more. In Hungary, the week starts on Monday, dates are written with the year first, names consist of the family name followed by the first (Christian) name, engagement rings are worn on the left hand and moved to the right upon marriage, and book titles are printed bottom to top on spines. Major surgery is also free under Hungary's state medical system.
LEE ISFD 18
The document provides advice on academic writing. It discusses developing an argument in an essay by starting writing early and revising extensively. Writers should attend to the whole essay by drafting and redrafting, and putting the essay aside for a few days before revising. When revising, focus on organization and sentence structure from the reader's perspective. The document also discusses developing a thesis, dealing with writer's block, taking notes from research, summarizing information, using the internet for research, and editing for style and mechanics.
Hungary
Hungary has a rich culture centered around Budapest, the capital city. Some of the main monuments in Budapest include the Hungarian Parliament, Chain Bridge, and Heroes' Square. Hungarian cuisine is known for its use of peppers, garlic, and chili peppers in dishes like goulash and fish soup. Famous Hungarians include inventor Oszkár asboth, vitamin C discoverer Albert Szent Györgyi, and composers Ferenc Liszt and Béla Bartók. Popular sports in Hungary include boating and fishing on Lake Balaton and the Danube River, as well as golf, climbing, and hiking throughout the country.
Hungarian business culture guide - Learn about Hungary
http://businessculture.org - Find out about business culture in Hungary. This guide is part of the Passport to Trade 2.0 project which examined European Business culture in 31 countries looking at business communication, business etiquette, business meeting etiquette, internship and student placements, cost of living, work-life-balance and social media guide.
Vanuatu Country Brief 2013
Vanuatu Country Brief 2013 for MBA 434 South Pacific Business Environment (Core Course)
The course covers key issues relating to the South Pacific business environment. Corporate social responsibility, regionalism, utilisation of natural resources, impacts of culture on business problems, labour relations, government support for business privatisation and the consequences of foreign investment will be considered. The relationships of business, culture and the natural environment, commercial law, as well as the ethics of various viewpoints and practices constitute major themes.
The Graduate School of Business (GSB) is located at Statham Campus and currently Professor Raghuvar Dutt Pathak is the Head of the Graduate School of Business (GSB) and Director of MBA programme.
The Master of Business Administration (MBA) was first offered in 1995 by The University of The South Pacific. It has since then established itself as a high quality, internationally recognised programme. As well as offering the MBA courses to both full-time and part-time students in Suva, we continued to deliver the programme to part-time students to other pacific island nation. Year after year has seen an increase in MBA student enrolments.
http://www.usp.ac.fj/index.php?id=mba
Belize
Belize is a small Central American country located between Mexico and Guatemala along the Caribbean coast. It has a tropical climate with rainy seasons and was once home to several ancient Mayan cities. Belize gained independence from British rule in 1981 and is now a parliamentary democracy. Tourism is the largest industry, focused on attractions like beaches, jungles, Mayan ruins, and the second largest barrier reef in the world. Belizean culture mixes British, Mexican, and Caribbean influences in its cuisine, music, and traditions of courtesy.
Antigua and Barbuda
Antigua and Barbuda are two Caribbean islands located in the Antilles in the Caribbean Sea. Saint John's is the capital of Antigua and Barbuda. The speaker will give a two minute talk about Antigua and Barbuda, including information about its location, capital, and flag. The speaker enjoys learning about new countries through this project and invites questions at the end.
Antigua and barbuda
Antigua and Barbuda are Caribbean islands with a total land area of 442.6 square km. English is the official language and the population is around 69,481 people. The islands have a tropical climate that supports tourism, which is a major part of the economy. Antigua and Barbuda have a constitutional parliamentary democracy and the capital and largest city is St. John's.
Power Point presentation Bhutan
The document summarizes key cultural etiquette and customs for visitors to Bhutan for a medical conference, including:
- Bhutanese adhere to strict public etiquette codes emphasizing respect for elders and authority. Body language and speech reflect hierarchical social structure.
- When visiting Dzongs (fortress monasteries) and temples, visitors should dress modestly and remove shoes. Offerings, prayers, and clockwise circling are expected.
- Food is served family-style and eaten with the hands. Meals begin with prayers and offerings. Chili is a staple, and fruits often conclude meals.
- Festivals like the Bhutanese New Year and Tshechu religious festivals celebrate the country's rich culture
The Startup's Quickstart Guide To: Antigua and Barbuda
This document provides a quickstart guide to starting a business and the startup community in Antigua and Barbuda. It outlines that the country has a population of around 100,000 with its main industries being tourism, construction, and light manufacturing. The startup scene is still developing but there is potential opportunities in tourism, medical tourism, offshore education, and business outsourcing. It provides some government and economic statistics, notes support for foreign investment, and lists some local resources for entrepreneurs like Startup Weekend events.
Ancient civilizations teacher
The document summarizes several ancient civilizations of Central and South America including the Olmec, Maya, Inca, and Aztec. The Olmec were among the earliest peoples in Mexico, building pyramids and temples and trading jade and obsidian. The Maya inhabited parts of Central America and had advanced calendars, mathematics, and hieroglyphic writing. The Inca Empire spanned western South America with impressive architecture and road systems. The Aztec rose to power in central Mexico, building the large city of Tenochtitlan and practicing human sacrifice of war captives to their gods. The Spanish conquistadors led by Cortes and Pizarro conquered these civilizations within a century, introducing Christianity, slavery
Landforms
This document defines and provides pictures of various landforms. It describes islands, archipelagos, beaches, dunes, peninsulas, fjords, isthmuses, swamps, marshes, canyons, mesas, plateaus, buttes, plains, mountains, mountain ranges, valleys, and hills. Pictures help illustrate each landform and some terms are defined in comparison to others, such as plateaus being the largest elevated landform and buttes being the smallest.
Landforms
This document defines and provides pictures of various landforms. It describes islands, archipelagos, beaches, dunes, peninsulas, fjords, isthmuses, swamps, marshes, canyons, mesas, plateaus, buttes, plains, mountains, mountain ranges, valleys, and hills. Pictures help illustrate each landform and some landforms are defined as variations of others, such as mountain ranges consisting of streams of mountains.
Basic Vocab
The document provides an overview of basic geographic and social studies concepts including the 5 themes of geography, types of inhabited areas, culture, population, water distribution on Earth, energy resources like fossil fuels, and different systems of government like republics/democracies, communism, monarchies, dictatorships, and anarchy. Key details include that 70% of Earth's surface is covered by oceans, fossil fuels come from organic material subjected to pressure over millions of years, and republics/democracies are ruled by elected representatives with a system of checks and balances between branches of government.
Argentina Sean
Argentina's capital is Buenos Aires. It has a population of around 40 million people and its geography includes the Andes mountains. Argentina has a republic form of government and some of its landmarks include its national parks, Buenos Aires, Mendoza, the Temple of the Sun in Salta.
Argentina Carmelita
The official language of Argentina is Spanish and its capital and largest city is Buenos Aires. Around 90% of Argentinians are Roman Catholic. Gauchos, the iconic Argentine cowboys, typically wear pants, shirts, and hats. Tango is a very popular dance that originated in Argentina and the country is passionate about soccer. Common foods include pasta, chorizo sausage, milanesas, empanadas, focaccia-like breads, and dulce de leche caramel. Argentina has rich soil and large rivers, is located near the equator, and is the second largest country in South America, over four times the size of Texas. Popular tourist attractions include Iguazu Falls, the Val
Colombia Colby
The document discusses some key facts about Colombia. It states that the primary language in Colombia is Spanish and the dominant religion is Christianity. It also notes that Colombia has 1.14 million square miles of land and its economy depends on exports of coffee, coal, gold, and bananas.
Powerpoint Jamica - Drayton
The document provides information about Jamaica and the Bahamas. Jamaica's capital is Kingston, it is a 146 mile long island with mountains and coastal plains. Its economy relies on fishing, mining and forestry. In September 2004, Hurricane Ivan hit Jamaica and destroyed thousands of homes. The Bahamas are an archipelago of about 700 islands located off the coast of Florida. Its capital is Nassau and its economy comes from fishing, financial services and shipping. The first inhabitants of the Bahamas were the Lucayan people.
Haiti Hayley
The capital of Haiti is Port au prince and the population is over 9 million. Many people in Haiti wear second hand clothes called "pepe". Haiti has a population of around 9,035,536 people as of today.
Powerpoint Hunter
Chile has a population of 16 million people with its capital and largest city being Santiago. The country's flag is white, red and blue and is known as the Lonestar flag. Chilean culture includes various forms of music like folkoric, popular and classical as well as unique blend of traditional and contemporary art and dances like salsa, cowboy and themed cueca.
Honduras Trey
Honduras is a Central American country with a capital of Tegucigalpa and population of 7.8 million people. The flag represents peace, honesty, and loyalty. Honduras has a diverse geography of mountains and coastlines on the Pacific Ocean and Caribbean Sea across its 11.2 million hectares. The economy relies on natural beauty and cultural diversity while the history involves settlement from Mayan and colonial cultures. Honduras has a democratic government and was originally colonized by Spain in 1502.
Belize Amber C.
Belize has a population of around 308,000 people. It has a flag with red and blue stripes and a white circle in the center depicting natural and agricultural symbols. The country has a mix of mountains and flat plains and has a parliamentary democracy form of government as a Commonwealth nation. The people of Belize speak Spanish and English and have a diverse cuisine including rice, chicken, beef, fruits, vegetables, corn, and tortillas. Popular activities for tourists include scuba diving, snorkeling, fishing, caving, and river kayaking to experience landmarks like Ambergris Caye, over 200 caves, and archaeological sites like the Temple of the Jaguar and Xunantunich ruins.
Mexico Alyssa
Mexico's flag features three colors - green representing independence from Spain, red representing unity between Americans and Europeans, and white representing the predominant religion of Roman Catholicism. Mexico has a population of over 111 million people and its official name is Estados Unidos Mexicanos. The capital and largest city is Mexico City, and Mexico has a federal republic government system with Spanish as the official language.
Brazil Justin
Brazil has many geographic features including beaches, forests, highlands, and plains. It has a large population and its economy relies on exports like coffee, sugar cane, and iron ore. The capital is Brasília and landmarks include the statue of Christ the Redeemer in Rio de Janeiro.
Jamaica Skyler
Jamaica is a Caribbean island with mountains, beaches, forests and waterfalls. The capital is Kingston and some popular dances include reggae and summer dances. Bob Marley, one of Jamaica's most famous musicians, was born there in 1945 and helped popularize reggae music around the world. Locals typically wear light cotton clothing due to the hot climate.
More Related Content
Viewers also liked
Hungarian business culture guide - Learn about Hungary
http://businessculture.org - Find out about business culture in Hungary. This guide is part of the Passport to Trade 2.0 project which examined European Business culture in 31 countries looking at business communication, business etiquette, business meeting etiquette, internship and student placements, cost of living, work-life-balance and social media guide.
Vanuatu Country Brief 2013
Vanuatu Country Brief 2013 for MBA 434 South Pacific Business Environment (Core Course)
The course covers key issues relating to the South Pacific business environment. Corporate social responsibility, regionalism, utilisation of natural resources, impacts of culture on business problems, labour relations, government support for business privatisation and the consequences of foreign investment will be considered. The relationships of business, culture and the natural environment, commercial law, as well as the ethics of various viewpoints and practices constitute major themes.
The Graduate School of Business (GSB) is located at Statham Campus and currently Professor Raghuvar Dutt Pathak is the Head of the Graduate School of Business (GSB) and Director of MBA programme.
The Master of Business Administration (MBA) was first offered in 1995 by The University of The South Pacific. It has since then established itself as a high quality, internationally recognised programme. As well as offering the MBA courses to both full-time and part-time students in Suva, we continued to deliver the programme to part-time students to other pacific island nation. Year after year has seen an increase in MBA student enrolments.
http://www.usp.ac.fj/index.php?id=mba
Belize
Belize is a small Central American country located between Mexico and Guatemala along the Caribbean coast. It has a tropical climate with rainy seasons and was once home to several ancient Mayan cities. Belize gained independence from British rule in 1981 and is now a parliamentary democracy. Tourism is the largest industry, focused on attractions like beaches, jungles, Mayan ruins, and the second largest barrier reef in the world. Belizean culture mixes British, Mexican, and Caribbean influences in its cuisine, music, and traditions of courtesy.
Antigua and Barbuda
Antigua and Barbuda are two Caribbean islands located in the Antilles in the Caribbean Sea. Saint John's is the capital of Antigua and Barbuda. The speaker will give a two minute talk about Antigua and Barbuda, including information about its location, capital, and flag. The speaker enjoys learning about new countries through this project and invites questions at the end.
Antigua and barbuda
Antigua and Barbuda are Caribbean islands with a total land area of 442.6 square km. English is the official language and the population is around 69,481 people. The islands have a tropical climate that supports tourism, which is a major part of the economy. Antigua and Barbuda have a constitutional parliamentary democracy and the capital and largest city is St. John's.
Power Point presentation Bhutan
The document summarizes key cultural etiquette and customs for visitors to Bhutan for a medical conference, including:
- Bhutanese adhere to strict public etiquette codes emphasizing respect for elders and authority. Body language and speech reflect hierarchical social structure.
- When visiting Dzongs (fortress monasteries) and temples, visitors should dress modestly and remove shoes. Offerings, prayers, and clockwise circling are expected.
- Food is served family-style and eaten with the hands. Meals begin with prayers and offerings. Chili is a staple, and fruits often conclude meals.
- Festivals like the Bhutanese New Year and Tshechu religious festivals celebrate the country's rich culture
The Startup's Quickstart Guide To: Antigua and Barbuda
This document provides a quickstart guide to starting a business and the startup community in Antigua and Barbuda. It outlines that the country has a population of around 100,000 with its main industries being tourism, construction, and light manufacturing. The startup scene is still developing but there is potential opportunities in tourism, medical tourism, offshore education, and business outsourcing. It provides some government and economic statistics, notes support for foreign investment, and lists some local resources for entrepreneurs like Startup Weekend events.
Viewers also liked (7)
Hungarian business culture guide - Learn about Hungary
Hungarian business culture guide - Learn about Hungary
The Startup's Quickstart Guide To: Antigua and Barbuda
The Startup's Quickstart Guide To: Antigua and Barbuda
More from Tonya Shepard
Ancient civilizations teacher
The document summarizes several ancient civilizations of Central and South America including the Olmec, Maya, Inca, and Aztec. The Olmec were among the earliest peoples in Mexico, building pyramids and temples and trading jade and obsidian. The Maya inhabited parts of Central America and had advanced calendars, mathematics, and hieroglyphic writing. The Inca Empire spanned western South America with impressive architecture and road systems. The Aztec rose to power in central Mexico, building the large city of Tenochtitlan and practicing human sacrifice of war captives to their gods. The Spanish conquistadors led by Cortes and Pizarro conquered these civilizations within a century, introducing Christianity, slavery
Landforms
This document defines and provides pictures of various landforms. It describes islands, archipelagos, beaches, dunes, peninsulas, fjords, isthmuses, swamps, marshes, canyons, mesas, plateaus, buttes, plains, mountains, mountain ranges, valleys, and hills. Pictures help illustrate each landform and some terms are defined in comparison to others, such as plateaus being the largest elevated landform and buttes being the smallest.
Landforms
This document defines and provides pictures of various landforms. It describes islands, archipelagos, beaches, dunes, peninsulas, fjords, isthmuses, swamps, marshes, canyons, mesas, plateaus, buttes, plains, mountains, mountain ranges, valleys, and hills. Pictures help illustrate each landform and some landforms are defined as variations of others, such as mountain ranges consisting of streams of mountains.
Basic Vocab
The document provides an overview of basic geographic and social studies concepts including the 5 themes of geography, types of inhabited areas, culture, population, water distribution on Earth, energy resources like fossil fuels, and different systems of government like republics/democracies, communism, monarchies, dictatorships, and anarchy. Key details include that 70% of Earth's surface is covered by oceans, fossil fuels come from organic material subjected to pressure over millions of years, and republics/democracies are ruled by elected representatives with a system of checks and balances between branches of government.
Argentina Sean
Argentina's capital is Buenos Aires. It has a population of around 40 million people and its geography includes the Andes mountains. Argentina has a republic form of government and some of its landmarks include its national parks, Buenos Aires, Mendoza, the Temple of the Sun in Salta.
Argentina Carmelita
The official language of Argentina is Spanish and its capital and largest city is Buenos Aires. Around 90% of Argentinians are Roman Catholic. Gauchos, the iconic Argentine cowboys, typically wear pants, shirts, and hats. Tango is a very popular dance that originated in Argentina and the country is passionate about soccer. Common foods include pasta, chorizo sausage, milanesas, empanadas, focaccia-like breads, and dulce de leche caramel. Argentina has rich soil and large rivers, is located near the equator, and is the second largest country in South America, over four times the size of Texas. Popular tourist attractions include Iguazu Falls, the Val
Colombia Colby
The document discusses some key facts about Colombia. It states that the primary language in Colombia is Spanish and the dominant religion is Christianity. It also notes that Colombia has 1.14 million square miles of land and its economy depends on exports of coffee, coal, gold, and bananas.
Powerpoint Jamica - Drayton
The document provides information about Jamaica and the Bahamas. Jamaica's capital is Kingston, it is a 146 mile long island with mountains and coastal plains. Its economy relies on fishing, mining and forestry. In September 2004, Hurricane Ivan hit Jamaica and destroyed thousands of homes. The Bahamas are an archipelago of about 700 islands located off the coast of Florida. Its capital is Nassau and its economy comes from fishing, financial services and shipping. The first inhabitants of the Bahamas were the Lucayan people.
Haiti Hayley
The capital of Haiti is Port au prince and the population is over 9 million. Many people in Haiti wear second hand clothes called "pepe". Haiti has a population of around 9,035,536 people as of today.
Powerpoint Hunter
Chile has a population of 16 million people with its capital and largest city being Santiago. The country's flag is white, red and blue and is known as the Lonestar flag. Chilean culture includes various forms of music like folkoric, popular and classical as well as unique blend of traditional and contemporary art and dances like salsa, cowboy and themed cueca.
Honduras Trey
Honduras is a Central American country with a capital of Tegucigalpa and population of 7.8 million people. The flag represents peace, honesty, and loyalty. Honduras has a diverse geography of mountains and coastlines on the Pacific Ocean and Caribbean Sea across its 11.2 million hectares. The economy relies on natural beauty and cultural diversity while the history involves settlement from Mayan and colonial cultures. Honduras has a democratic government and was originally colonized by Spain in 1502.
Belize Amber C.
Belize has a population of around 308,000 people. It has a flag with red and blue stripes and a white circle in the center depicting natural and agricultural symbols. The country has a mix of mountains and flat plains and has a parliamentary democracy form of government as a Commonwealth nation. The people of Belize speak Spanish and English and have a diverse cuisine including rice, chicken, beef, fruits, vegetables, corn, and tortillas. Popular activities for tourists include scuba diving, snorkeling, fishing, caving, and river kayaking to experience landmarks like Ambergris Caye, over 200 caves, and archaeological sites like the Temple of the Jaguar and Xunantunich ruins.
Mexico Alyssa
Mexico's flag features three colors - green representing independence from Spain, red representing unity between Americans and Europeans, and white representing the predominant religion of Roman Catholicism. Mexico has a population of over 111 million people and its official name is Estados Unidos Mexicanos. The capital and largest city is Mexico City, and Mexico has a federal republic government system with Spanish as the official language.
Brazil Justin
Brazil has many geographic features including beaches, forests, highlands, and plains. It has a large population and its economy relies on exports like coffee, sugar cane, and iron ore. The capital is Brasília and landmarks include the statue of Christ the Redeemer in Rio de Janeiro.
Jamaica Skyler
Jamaica is a Caribbean island with mountains, beaches, forests and waterfalls. The capital is Kingston and some popular dances include reggae and summer dances. Bob Marley, one of Jamaica's most famous musicians, was born there in 1945 and helped popularize reggae music around the world. Locals typically wear light cotton clothing due to the hot climate.
Bahamas2 Savannah
The document provides information about the Bahamas, including its flag, geography, government, population, economy, culture, and cuisine. The Bahamas flag features black, gold, and blue colors representing the people, land, and sea. The archipelago consists of over 700 islands and keys extending 750 miles, formed from rising coral. The Bahamas has a constitutional government and economy supported by tourism and offshore banking, with a population of around 307,000 people who primarily speak English and practice Christianity. Local culture includes junkanoo music and fire dances, while cuisine focuses on seafood like conch and lobster served with rice, peas, and pork.
Costa rica2 Sam
Costa Rica's capital is San Jose. Christopher Columbus was the first European explorer to visit Costa Rica. The top 5 tourist attractions are Manuel Antonio National Park, Mont Ever Do Tamarido reserved, La For Tuna Church, Tamarido, and San Pedrillo Ranger Station Corrovado.
Triston A Guatemala
Guatemala has a population of over 13 million people. The flag of Guatemala features blue stripes with one white stripe.
Belize Julia
Belize is a democratic country with a population of 310,000 people. Its capital is Belmopan and its flag features red and blue representing the two main political parties, the United Democratic Party and the People's United Party. The Maya civilization spread into what is now Belize between 1500 BC and 200 AD and flourished until 1200 AD.
Mexico3 Jacob
Mexico has a population of over 107 million people, with Mexico City as its capital. Spanish is the official language, and the flag features green, white and red representing hope, purity and union. The first inhabitants were the Olmecs, Maya and Aztec peoples, and Mexico has no official religion today. Traditional foods include quesadillas, guacamole and margaritas, and dances like the hat dance are culturally significant.
More from Tonya Shepard (20)
Tara Gordy - Belize
- 2. Belize