If you look at a map of the world you can see that South America and Africa used to be joined. People have discovered that the east coast of South America and the west coast of Africa have the same rock type. Also there was animals that lived in South America and in Africa, people were wondering how they could of got to Africa from America without flying or swimming, they must of been able to walk across from the two countries. The Continental Drift from the plates drifted the two countries apart and that causes the world to be as it is now. When the world first begun, all the countries were joint together so you could of walked from Scotland to France, but the Continental Drift drifted all the countries apart.
South America extends further south than Africa.
South America Libya is a country in north Africa, Venezuela is a country in the northern part of the South American continent
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Portugal is a European country. It was an imperialistic country with a large empire. Its largest colony was Brazil. So yes, Portugal was at one point a part of South America, although it is not currently.
No, it is in Africa
No, there is no country in Africa called South America. However, their are two countries in Africa called South Africa and South Sudan.
South America and part of Africa are located in the southwestern hemisphere.
Africa and Australia can be reached by traveling directly east from points in South America, but for the most part Africa is to the east of South America.
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no africa is its on continent. south america is the continent south of america.
The larger part of South America lies south of the equator, as does the smaller part of Africa.
No, it is located close to North America.
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South America and Africa are separated by the South Atlantic Ocean.
The equator passes through northern South America, central Africa, and extreme southern islands of Asia.
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