North America has only Canada and the US both of which are democratic countries and elect their president or Prime Minister.
In South America, all countries have elections to elect their leaders.
South America is a continent. It has lots of countries. There is not a single president for all of those countries. So there is no president of South America.
The continent of South America consists of 12 independent nations and two territories of European countries (French Guiana and the Falkland Islands). There is no unified government that could have a president, prime minister, or both.
South America and North America are continents. A continent contains a number of countries, and each of those countries has its own leader. For example, in South America, there are countries like Argentina, Peru, Brazil, and Venezuela. Each one has its own government and its own president. North America is also like that: it contains Canada (which has a prime minister), the United States of America (which has a president), and Mexico (which has a president). Thus, there is no one person who is "president of North America" or "President of South America." A continent does not have only one leader, in other words; it has as many leaders as there are countries.
South America and North America are continents. A continent contains a number of countries, and each of those countries has its own leader. For example, in South America, there are countries like Argentina, Peru, Brazil, and Venezuela. Each one has its own government and its own president. North America is also like that: it contains Canada (which has a prime minister), the United States of America (which has a president), and Mexico (which has a president). Thus, there is no one person who is "president of North America" or "President of South America." A continent does not have only one leader, in other words; it has as many leaders as there are countries.
No. He is not the president of North America, nor is he president of South America. There is no one person who is president of either part of the world: North America and South America are continents and they contain many countries; for example, each of the countries in South America (Argentina, Brazil, Peru, Venezuela, etc.) has its own leader. Mr. Obama is president of what is called the "United States of America." The United States is situated in North America, which includes Canada (with its own leader), the USA (with President Obama), and Mexico (with its own leader).
No-one. North America and South America are continents and they contain many countries, each of which has its own leader. For example, each of the countries in South America (Argentina, Brazil, Peru, Venezuela, etc.) has a president or some other kind of leader (some countries call their leader a Prime Minister). In the United States, which is situated in the continent of North America, Barack Obama is president (the full name of our country is the "United States of America"). North America includes Canada (which has its own leader), the USA (with President Obama), and Mexico (with its own leader).
13 countries are in south America
Yes, he is the first black president of the United States. But there are countries in Africa that have had a black leader, and countries in South America that have had leaders who are mixed-race or Native.
James Monroe.
There are countries in the continent of South America, but not continents
There are 35 countries in North and South America combined. North America has 23 countries, including the Caribbean islands, whereas South America has 12 countries.
There are 17 countries in North and Central and South America.