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What are the resources of Latin America?
Every country in Latin America has its own natural resources.
What is the meaning of the Latin Theobroma Cacao cocoa tree?
The meaning of the Latin Theobroma Cacao is cacao tree. It growns is South America, with his seeds they make cacao powder or chocolate. Mostly liked by children and women.
Where does chocolatecome from?
Chocolate comes from cocoa beans, which are the seeds of the cacao tree. The beans are dried, roasted, and ground to produce cocoa mass, which is then processed to make chocolate products.
Where does unsweetened chocolate come from?
Chocolate comes from cacao beans which grow in Latin America. In their natural state the beans have a very bitter taste; therefore, during processing varying amounts of sugar are added depending on whether you want bittersweet chocolate or very sweet milk chocolate.
Is Costa Rica a region city or country?
Costa Rica is a country in Latin America
Is Brazil considered a Latin country?
yes, Brazil is considered a Latin America country. From Mexico to all the way in the south of south America is considered a Latin country.
Which country in latin America has the highest population density?
The country in Latin America with the highest population density is Barbados.
List of Latin American countries by size?
Brazil - Largest country in Latin America and 5th largest in the world. Argentina - Second largest country in Latin America. Mexico - Third largest country in Latin America. Peru - Fourth largest country in Latin America. Colombia - Fifth largest country in Latin America.
What crops were brought to Europe from latin America?
Many! Here are just a few examples: potatoes, strawberries, corn, squash, beans, tomatoes, avocados, and pumpkins.
How many flags are in Latin America?
There are 33 countries in Latin America. Each country in Latin America has its own unique flag.
What country are Latin America?
italia
What country did Portugal settle in Latin America?
Brazil (locally called Brasil), is the only country in Latin America (or at least South America), which Portugal settled in.
