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Name the two countries on the mainland of South America that do not have political boundaries with Brazil?
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How many political entities are there in mainland South America?
There are 13 political entities in south america, 9 in the mainland.
10 countries on the mainland of north America from north to south?
There are only three countries in North America, mainland or otherwise. These countries are Canada, the United States, and Mexico.
How many countries in South America do not border Brazil?
Only 2 of the mainland countries of South America do not border Brazil: Ecuador and Chile.
What language is most spoken in the Caribbean main land countries?
There is no Caribbean "mainland" but there are countries in Central America with Caribbean borders. The most spoken language in Central America is Spanish.
What is the main political land in America called?
There isn't really a "main political" land. All of the countries are political to some extent, in North, Central, or South America.
How many countries are in the US?
There are exactly ZERO "countries" in the US. The United States of America (USA) IS the country. The USA has States. States are broken into Counties; some southern US States have "parishes". Counties are broken down into Cities. Cities have Townships. Each of these areas have political boundaries and political meaning.
Why are waterways common boundaries in north America?
Waterways can be hard to get across so surrounding or going around it would be a natrual boundary. Countries and states on North America are mostly separated by artificial boundaries. The artificial boundaries are called boarders. All of North America is surrounded by water. The water is a natural boundary of the entire continent.
Do you capitalize the word Mainland for mainland north america?
It is not necessary to capitalize the word mainland. The sentence is fine with mainland in lower case, while North America is in upper case.
What term describes a region of uncertain political boundaries and blurred identities crossed over the years by multiple armies and migrants?
America
What are the two political countries that divide the Caribbean?
The two political countries that divide the Caribbean are Haiti and the Dominican Republic, sharing the island of Hispaniola.
What happened to native African political entities by 1914?
The political entities of Africa decreased by the colonization of the Eurpeon countries and America (The political entities are the native countries that had retained their independance during the orignal colonization in 1880). Eventually only 3% of African still held independent countries by 1914. The other countries lost their rights and freedmon to other countries.
How many countries are in the mainland part of central America?
Central America is considered to be composed of the mainland countries: Belize Costa Rica El Salvador Guatemala Honduras Mexico Nicaragua Panama ... Which makes 8
