3/19/24 Flashcards

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Global Context

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FAIRNESS & DEVELOPMENT

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Countries? (6) [Mex]

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Mexico

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Countries? (6) [Pan]

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Panama

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Countries? (6) [Chil]

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Chile

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Countries? (6) [Brzl]

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Brazil

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Countries? (6) [P.R.]

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Puerto Rico

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Countries? (6) [Hat]

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Haiti

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How many square miles?

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8,000,000 square miles of total land

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How many countries?

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36 total countries

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Latin America is divided into 3 sub-regions: (Mexico)

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Central America (Mexico + 7 countries)

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Latin America is divided into 3 sub-regions:
(Cuba)

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The Caribbean (Cuba + 14 countries)

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Latin America is divided into 3 sub-regions:
(Brazil)

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South America (Brazil + 12 countries)

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How big is the amazon river?

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AMAZON RIVER: World’s 2nd LONGEST river (4000 miles) and the world’s LARGEST river

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What is the amazon basin?

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AMAZON BASIN: The world’s largest tropical rainforest & the world’s wettest tropical plain

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Plants and animals are? (Scientific Names)

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Shelters more species of flora and fauna per square mile than anywhere else on earth

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16
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What is the canopy?

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CANOPY: Dense tree cover nearly 150 feet above