Venezuela! (Little Venice)
Venezuela was named after Venice by its explorer Amerigo Vespucci, who thought the indigenous stilt houses on Lake Maracaibo resembled the canals of Venice.
The country south of New Mexico is Mexico.
Paysandu is a city in western Uruguay, South America. It is situated on the Uruguay River near the border with Argentina.
The first South American nation to receive independence was Haiti in 1804.
Hawaii is the farthest south state in the United States.
Afrikaners are Dutch inhabitants of South Africa. They are descended from Dutch settlers who arrived in the 17th century and have played a significant role in the country's history and culture.
Venezuela was named after Venice by Italian explorer Amerigo Vespucci, who noticed similarities between the two locations' landscapes and waterways.
Venezuela was named after the Italian city of Venice by explorer Amerigo Vespucci, who noticed the indigenous stilt houses on Lake Maracaibo resembled those in Venice.
Venezuela! (little Venice)
Venezuela, which means "Little Venice"
That is an incomplete statement, not a question.
Which South American city sank more than Venice during the twentieth century?
The Apennine Mountains are east of Rome and south of Venice in Italy. These mountains run along the entire length of the Italian Peninsula, providing a beautiful natural boundary between different regions of the country.
There is none, although Argentina has a large Italian minority.
South American Cross Country Championships was created in 1986.
Brazil was the South American country found by the Portuguese in 1500.
The South American country with the largest area is Brazil.
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