| A | B |
|---|
| Panama Canal | Links Atlantic ocean and Pacific ocean through Panama |
| Bananas, Coffe are grown on these in Central America | Plantations |
| Hispaniola | Island with 2 countries, Haiti and Dominican Republic |
| Puerto Rico | US territory |
| Major industry of the caribbean | Tourism |
| Language of Haiti | French |
| Jamaica | Former British colony; member of British Commonwealth |
| Falkland Islands | Colony of Britain |
| Major mountain range in South America | Andes Mountains |
| Patagonia | Southern part of South America; |
| Amazon Basin | Thick rain forest |
| Pampas | Dry grassland plains |
| Promonotory | High ridge of land jutting into body of water |
| Cape Horn | Promonotory at the tip of South America |
| Strait of Magellen | At the tip of South America; named after Ferdinand Magellan who was the first to circumnavigate the world |
| Lake Titicaca and Lake Poopo | Two lakes in South America |
| Amazon, Paraguay-Parana, Orinoco | Major rivers of south America |
| Pampas, Chaco, Llanos | Plains of South America |
| Atacama Desert | Chile and Peru |
| Portuguese and Spanish | Languages spoken in South America |
| Biggest country in South America | Brazil |
| Portugal | Ruled Brazil |
| Brasilia | Capital of Brazil |
| Deforestation | Cutting down forests |
| Guyana | Former British colony |
| Surinam | Former Dutch colony |
| language of Brazil | Portuguese |
| language of Surinam | Dutch |
| Surinam and Guyana | Have many Hindus |
| Venezuela | major oil producer |
| Angel Falls | Highest water fall in the world; in Venezuala |
| Bolivia | Named after Simon Bolivar |
| Tsunamis and earthquakes occur a lot here | Chile |
| Peru | Land of the Incas |
| Maccchu Picchu | Inca ruins in Peru |
| Climate of South America | Warm |
| Pampas | Plains in Argentina used for cattle ranching |
| Climate along the equator | Humid, warm, tropical |
| Gold, copper, tin, oil | Minerals found in South America |
| Only 200 miles wide, but long | Chile |
