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What is the name given to an inhabitant of the vast plains of South America?
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What are the grasslands called in South America?
Grasslands are generally called the savanna. However, savanna in different places may also be given specific names such as "The Great Plains" in North America, The Pampas" in Argentina, and "The Veldt" in South Africa.
Who was given the right to colonize and trade with North and South America.?
Spain.
Who was given the right to colonize and trade with north and south America?
Spain.
Who was given the right to colinize and trade with north and south America?
Spain
What is the name given to southern tip of South America?
Cape Horn
What other name was given to the confederate states of America?
Dixie, the Confederacy, the South
What name was given to the trade between Europe and its colonies in north and south America?
Mercantilism
What name is given to the cold ocean current found of South America?
The Humboldt current
Are there marsupials in America - if so what types?
There are several species of marsupials in America, given that America covers North, Central and South America. In North America, there is only the Virginia opossum. In central America can be found a type of "water-possum", known as the Yapok. South America is the home of the Monito del Monte.
What name was given to former slaves who moved from the south and settled on the great plains?
Former slaves who moved from the South and settled on the Great Plains were known as Exodusters. They sought better economic opportunities and freedom from racial oppression by migrating to areas like Kansas in the late 19th century.
What continent are they Andes found?
The Andes is the name given to the mountain range that lies in the continent of South America.
What country in South America given its name because it is on the 0 degree latitude line?
Ecuador
