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What are the countries in South America that only touch two other nations?
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What is meso-America?
Mesoamerica is Central America: including Mexico, Panama, Guatemala Honduras and other countries. These are the nations that connect North and South America.
What cultural trait most separates Brazil from the other nations of South America?
Brazil speaks portugese, the other countries speak spanish.
Which South American nation borders the most nations?
Brazil borders ten other countries. It borders every other country in South America except Ecuador and Chile.
What are the countries in America that touch only two other countries?
in south America
Which continent has fewest number of countries?
South America has the fewest amount of countries at just 13. On the other hand, Africa has the most at nearly 50.
Who are the leading countries in south American soccer?
Argentina and Brazil are the big players in South America but other countries are up there with them. Argentina and Brazil are the big players in South America but other countries are up there with them.
Which two countries are mirror image of each other?
south america and africa
Who was protected by the policy known as the monroe doctrine?
The Monroe Doctrine protected the Americas from colonization by other nations.
Which country is located in the region known as Latin America?
Mexico is located in the region known as Latin America.
Were other countries allied with America during the Vietnam War?
At least six other nations.
How would the America's be if the south had won the civil war?
It would be two countries, and the Confederate States of America would have been pressured by other trading nations into ending slavery within about one generation.
Which countries share borders with other countries?
Countries that share borders with other countries are referred to as "landlocked countries." Examples include Germany, which shares borders with nine countries in Europe, and Brazil, which shares borders with ten countries in South America.
