South America

The last Ice Age hasn't ended, as evidenced by the fact that glaciers are still on the planet. We are currently in an interglacial period within the current current Ice Age.

The term "ice age" is colloquially applied to a period of maximum glaciation, the last of which occurred 20,000 years ago.

No. South America is a continent. Central America is a region between North and South America.

Areas that had been covered tended to industrialize earlier.

Along the Pacific coast

Some things that have helped make the world more connected are:

The internet

The printing press

Railroads

Ships

Planes

trade influences culture regardless of distance.

1. More peaceful relationship
2. Exchange of ideas
3. Exchange of people
4. Import/export of respective cultures

Seattle and Bangkok are linked because of trade.

Cultures, people, and goods spread out and mixed.

Large inequalities in the economy

1800 and 1821.

Copper Canyon

People who needed help could recieve it. (apex)

The agreement would hurt U.S. worker.

The portuguese spoken there is slighty different in Portugal

3 things that are exported from the United States is guns, oranges, and apples.

futbol

Most Spanish immigration occurred in the 1930s during the Spanish civil war

Many u.s. citizens have emigrated to Mexico over the years

the world got smaller and cultures mixed (apex)

Most South Americans are Roman Catholic. -Apex

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Imports 36 percent of its energy from Canada and Mexico.

For Apex :)

Mount McKinley