| A | B |
|---|
| Mestizos | mixed Indians and whites |
| zambos | the offspring of Indians and Blacks |
| Roman Catholic | religion of Bolivia |
| Charqui | dried meat |
| chuno | dried potato starch |
| mote | a large-grained corn |
| Incan | ancient ancestors of Bolivian Indians |
| mulattoes | the offspring of blacks and whites |
| argentina | the country south of Bolivia |
| Cordillera Oriental | one of rugges mountain chains in Bolivia |
| Titicaca | largest lake in South America and the world highest navigable lake |
| totora | an offshore reed |
| La Paz | considered the "de facto" capital of Bolivia |
| Jaime Mendoza | one of Bolivia's contemporary writers |
| Sucre | the historic capital of Bolivia |
| silver | Potosi was the world's greatest supplier of this |
| polleras | wide skirts that Bolivian women wear |
| Altiplano | one of the three distinct geopgraphic areas in Bolivia |
| Nuestra Senora de La Paz | another name for La Paz |
| Ancohuma | one of the snow-covered peaks in Bolivia |
