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Describir las características fundamentales de América del Norte, América Central y América del Sur: relieves, hidrografía, climas, demografía y principales indicadores de calidad de vida.

Comparar la extensión y características generales de los continentes desde perspectivas geográficas, demográficas, económicas, etc

Comparar algunos rasgos geográficos relevantes entre las Américas, especialmente relacionados con la economía, la demografía y la calidad de vida.

Explicion

Características de América del Sur América del Sur o también denominada Sudamérica es el subcontinente austral de América, la línea ecuatorial la atraviesa por la zona norte, con lo que la mayor parte queda en el Hemisferio Sur. Sudamérica se encuentra entre dos océanos, el Pacífico y el Atlántico, con una extensión de 17,8 millones de km² y una población del 6% de todos los habitantes del mundo

La colonización dio comienzo a una combinación racial e identificación cultural que agrupa elementos amerindios, africanos y europeos, y esa diversidad se refleja en la forma de vida del subcontinente.

Características de América del Norte América del Norte se caracteriza por: El predominio de la lengua inglesa. Le sigue el español que se habla en la parte sur de Norteamérica y, en menor medida, el francés que se habla en diversas regiones de Canadá.

América Central es un subcontinente que forma parte de América. Su territorio de 522.760 Km2 comprende la franja que se encuentra entre América del Norte y América del Sur, desde Tenhuantepec hasta Colombia.

América del Sur, Sudamérica o Suramérica[10] (también llamada América Meridional, América del Mediodía, América Austral o Continente Meridional) es el subcontinente austral de América, o también considerado por muchos uno de los continentes que conforman el supercontinente América.[11] Está atravesada por la línea ecuatorial en su extremo norte, quedando así con la mayor parte de su territorio comprendida dentro del hemisferio sur.

América del Sur

Gentilicio: sudamericano, -na[1]

suramericano, -na[2]

South America (orthographic projection).svg

Superficie

18 200 000 km²

Población

442 000 000 hab.

Densidad

22,1 hab./km²

Países

Bandera de Argentina Argentina

Flag of Bolivia.svg Bolivia

Flag of Brazil.svg Brasil

Flag of Chile.svg Chile

Flag of Colombia.svg Colombia

Flag of Ecuador.svg Ecuador

Bandera de Francia Francia[3]

Bandera de Guyana Guyana

Flag of Paraguay.svg Paraguay

Flag of Peru.svg Perú

Bandera de Trinidad y Tobago Trinidad y Tobago[4]

Bandera de Surinam Surinam

Flag of Uruguay.svg Uruguay

Flag of Venezuela.svg Venezuela

Dependencias

Bandera de Islas Malvinas Islas Malvinas[5]

Flag of South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands.svg Islas Georgias del Sur y Sandwich del Sur[6]

Bandera de Aruba Aruba

Bandera de Curazao Curazao

Bandera de Bonaire Bonaire

Idiomas regionales

español, portugués, francés, inglés, neerlandés, quechua, guaraní, aimara

Está situada entre el océano Atlántico y el océano Pacífico quienes delimitan los extremos Este y Oeste respectivamente, mientras que el mar Caribe delimita por el norte y el océano Antártico su extremo sur. Está conectada con América del Norte por el estrecho puente territorial que representa América Central. América del Sur es la zona terrestre más próxima a la Antártida a través del pasaje de Drake al sur. Ocupa una superficie de 18,2 millones de km², lo que representa un 42,9 % del continente americano y un 13,0 % de las tierras emergidas,[12] y está habitada por el 6,5 % de la población mundial.[13]

What effect did the Teapot Dome scandal have on Warren G. Harding?
A. It led to his impeachment by Congress.
B. It helped him win an election against a strong opponent.
C. It changed his policies to focus more on domestic issues.
O D. It greatly harmed his administration's image.
SUBMIT

The 1500s: Europeans Sail The World
As you know by now, the money to be made by satisfying the European taste for Asian spices, along with
the revolutionary development of faster sailing ships that made sea trips to Asia possible, led to one of the
most important events in world history. That was the discovery of the Americas by Christopher Columbus
in 1492. It was an accidental discovery, because he didn't actually know where he was when it happened. He
had left Spain thinking he would (1)?
It took him three trips and several
years to realize he was in a place previously unknown to anyone in Europe. By then the calendar had
turned, and the 1500s - also known as the 16th century - had begun.
During this 100-year period Europeans (2)
in North and South America, Africa,
and Asia. The basic purpose of this colonization was to set-up places for European traders to live so they
would have time to buy and store whatever
local products could be sold in Europe. The trip from Europe
took many months, so it was easier for the Europeans (3)?
buyers and traders in the port
cities their ships would sail to than to have to buy what they wanted when the ships got there. This was
something that traders of many nations had done for a long time (for example, Indian traders lived in China
and Chinese traders in India), but the Europeans travelled further to do this than others had before them.
The 1500s were the time when European sailors took their (4?
to a new level
of competition, partly because of events unfolding back in Europe. When they got to Asia they brought along
their culture and also their rivalries and disagreementſ
. These rivalries and disagreements had a strong
effect on European colonization. One of the important tianges taking place back in Europe
was the
transformation of the Christian faith from existing in one large church, the Catholic Church led by the Pope
in addition to Catholicism. Many people in the Netherlands,
France, Britain, and (what is now) Germany had broken away from the Catholic Church to follow the
teachings of
of Christian leaders who disagreed with traditional Catholic beliefs. They protested Catholic
practices, so they were known as Protestants. Non-Catholic Christians are still called Protestants. (The
Catholic Church remains the largest Christian Church, but is much less powerful than it was in 1500; many
European nations almost completely converted to the new Protestant faiths during the 1500s.)
(1-5)
to already have race for Asian spices reach Asia by a new route
in Rome
to (5)?
a number of churches
established colonies

2. How did Greyhound respond to the competition from the new bus lines? Did the intensified
competition ultimately hurt or help Greyhound?

How was the goverment that was created at the constitutional convention similare to the one proposed in the virginia plan

A.members of the house of representatives were to elect the members of the senate

B.members of the legislative branch of goverment were to elect the members of the executive branch

C.there was no separation of power between the judicial and legislative branches

D.state representation in the house of representatives was based on a states population

Gawain sa Pagkatuto Bilang 5:
Panuto: Suriin at ipaliwanag ang mga sumusunod na pahayag. Gawin ito sa iyong sagutang papel.

1. "Ang pag-unlad ng mamamayan ay pag-unlad din ng bansa. "
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2. "Ang pagkakaroon ng tamang saloobin sa paggawa."
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How did Godkin feel about the Ku Klux Klan?
A. It was a necessary evil to maintain order in the South.
B. It was an inevitable result of the approach to Reconstruction.
C. It was a problem freedpeople brought on themselves.

8-What were the main differences between Britain’s colonies in Australia and New Zealand between 1788 and 1914 ?

9-How did the position of black South Africans evolve under British rule from the 1820s to 1914 ?

10-Briefly describe the economic relationship between Great Britain and its colonies in Canada, South Africa and Australasia between 1780 and 1914. Where possible, give precise statistics to support your answer.

11-What impact did the First World War have on Britain’s relationship with the Dominions?

12-What impact did the British settlement and policies have on the indigenous population of Canada and New Zealand during the nineteenth century ? Give the similarities and differences in terms of their treatment and experiences ?

India’s “Golden Age” began as a direct result of

an increase in trade.
a takeover of other Asian countries.
a decrease in government dependence.
the fall of the Mauryan empire

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John Maynard Keynes supported economic policies that:

The principle of federalism is clearly evident in the U.S. Constitution through the

A.oath of the president
B. amendment process
C. branches' structure
D. supremacy clause

3 fourths of the over 500000 lakes in Europe are found where?

consider the information you have learned about the colombian exchange. Which location, new world or old world, influenced the other more ?

What is on the menu (shown in the middle)?

Which phrase best completes the diagram?

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Carrie's husband, John, has repeatedly told Carrie that it is not possible for the Earth to
be a sphere. He provides her with various forms of evidence to support his view of a flat
Earth. Carrie refuses to look at her husband's so-called evidence. This may be related to

What was the impact of Pseudoscientific ideas of Race on Jewish Nation by the Nazi Germany during the period 1933 to 1946?​

What happens during stagflation? Check all that apply.
high unemployment
high prices
increased production
increased wages earned
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high prices
increased production
increased wages earned
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What is the artist trying to portray to the audience?

Imperialismo en Latinoamérica

Why should people learn the skill of connecting the past and present?

A. To keep from making the mistakes other people have made

B. To learn about the cultures of different countries and societies

C. To find out what people in the past believed about their world

D. To learn how one person's actions affected many other people

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Which situation most likely resulted from the growth of globalization in the
20th and 21st centuries?

How did The Battle of Midway end Japan’s Pacific expansion??

What is the function of the conference committee?
A.
to reconcile House and Senate versions of a bill
B.
to write legislation that can pass in both chambers
C.
to organize the vote to override a presidential veto
D.
to make rules that both chambers must follow

Most of the southwest region of the United States has a(n) Climate