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1. With many sights to see, many places and cultures to visit, and many things to do. you’re sure to have a very splendid time! (Click Mouse at end of Each slide) PRESENTING….Latin America and The Caribbean
2. Exciting Countries To Visit. Brazil, Mexico, Chile, Cuba, Panama, and Nicaragua are only some of the fantastic countries in South America that you should consider visiting.
3. Major Physical Features Some major physical features in Latin America and The Caribbean are places such as… “The Amazon Basin”, “The Andes Mountains”, and “The Atacama Desert”. There’s something for everyone here. Water, mountains, and deserts!
5. Latin America and The Caribbean are republics, such as Federal and Centralized Republics. Cuba, however, has a Communist form of Government. Types of Government in Latin America and The Caribbean…
6. Natural Recoursesof Latin America Latin America and The Caribbean have natural recourses like coal, silver, iron ore, and copper . Other recourses such as natural gas and petroleum are found there as well, and benefit from them greatly.
7. Location: Brazil Brazil makes up the greatest portion of Latin America. Language: Portuguese Government: Federal Republic Geography:hills, mountains, plains, highlands, and scrublands
8. Climate of Brazil In some areas it’s hot and humid, rainy and misty. In the northwest region of Brazil, it is colder and there is less sunshine.
9. Natural Recourses of Brazil Common recourses in Brazil are bauxite, petroleum, nickel, iron ore, timber, and manganese.
11. In Northern Brazil farming, fishing, hunting, small-scale lumbering, and even grazing takes place. Southeastern and southern Brazil arewhere most industrial activities occur. This includes manufacturing, food processing, and major power plant activity. Agriculture and Industry
12. Location: Venezuela Venezuela is at the very top of Latin America next to Colombia, and is officially called the “Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela” Language:Venezuelan SpanishGovernment:Federal RepublicGeography:mountains, plains, and highlands
13. The Climate of Venezuela Tropical: Most of Venezuela is hot, humid, and dry. Moderate: Around the mountains ofVenezuela the weather is fair. Cold: In the peaks of the mountains (a small stretch of the Andes and other mountain ranges) snow falls, and it isdamp and cold.
14. Natural Resources of Venezuela Venezuela has many of the same recourses as in Brazil which include bauxite, iron ore, and nickel. However, Venezuela has extra resources like gold and diamonds that make it stand out!
15. Population ofVenezuela30.2/km2 or 77/miles2 Most people live in Caracas, the capital of the country, which is the largest city and has the most population.
18. Brazil: Deforestation - Rainforest Destruction When people clear out spaces of the great Amazon Rainforest, it does much harm to the earth. Workers clear out areas in the Amazon for buildings, farmlands, mining, and roads as well. Not only does this eliminate many creatures by destroying their natural habitat, it destroys plants and trees in this lush, leafy land. Deforestation causes there to be less oxygen; which is detrimental to the earth as a whole.
19. Come On Down! South America is an amazing place to see. You can always see skyscrapers and other buildings, but in Latin America and the Caribbean, you can see wild and colorful plants, exotic animals, and trees that tower even some tall buildings that you are familiar with. There are beautiful seas and lakes to visit, as well as plains, hills, and mountains. In places like Mexico, ancient civilizations once existed and some still do to this day. South America holds many great treasures and surprises. There are many reasons why you should think about planning a trip to this part of the world; a virtual tour definitely is not enough!