South America is influenced by the Andes of Peru and the Amazon River. They export huge amounts of one major commodity. When they are doing, such as during war times, exports of gold, silver, iron ore,copper,petroleum and tin offer high profits and wealth. However, in other times, it can test economies. This has caused extremes in both economic and political instability.
Are the Andes Mountains on the eastern or western part of South America?
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In the Andes how does the temperature change with elevation?
Standard temperature change is 3 deg. F. per 1K ft.
Who were the people that built the Andes mountains?
Machu Picchu was built by the Incas or Tahuantinsuyo Empire.
Is the Andes mountain ranges older or younger than Pangaea?
Not at all. The super-continent of Pangea began breaking up about 200 million years ago, and the Himalayas didn't begin forming til around 70 million years ago.
What is the ancient civilization of the Andes that lived in Peru?
There's Machu Picchu in Peru, which was an Incan empire, located in the Andes mountain range. They created the terracing system for farming and even built 10,000 miles of road paved, without sources of technology, with stones in that area. They were excellent engineers!
What desert is between Andes Mountains and the Pacific Ocean?
The Atacama Desert is bordered by the Pacific Ocean to the west and the Andes Mountains to the east?
What are some disadvantages of living in the Andes mountains?
Like any place in the world the is a hotspot for tourism, Majorca benefits from the increase in tourist dollars. The island also suffers from tourism because of all of the development. Progress destroys history.
What is the treeline in the Andes?
Juniperus tibetica is the highest tree species ever found in the northern hemisphere and Himalayas. It is located in southeastern Tibet at a maximum elevation of 16,000 ft. or 4,900 meters.
Generally, the treeline in other parts of the Himalayas ranges around 12-12,500 ft. or 3,700 meters.
There is some variation, depending on exactly which part of the Himalayas is being referred to.
How do the Andes affect the Colombia's climate?
Altitude is what affects the Climate in Colombia.
For Example; if you were to be up high in the mountains, it would be very cold ( less than 0-degrees), but if you were at sea level, it would be warm..really warm.
Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta is a perfect example of this ^
it is really hot near the bottom, and really cold near the top of the mountain
It shines first in the U.S.A. in Maine,West Quoddy Head.
What is the name of the highest mountain in Taiwan?
this is a supid question, because you could say an anthill, or maybe a piece of sand!
Name the countries in which the Andes mountains?
The Andes mountain range extends through Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Venezuela.
What kinds of plants live in the Andes mountains?
As the Andean civilization developed over the following centuries,large communities along the coast cultivated maized,beans,squash,gourds,peanuts,and cotton in irrigated field.In the Sierra,farmers raised llamas and alpacas and planted maize,coca,several indigenous cereals,and specially potatoes
Lake Titicaca is a lake located on the border of Peru and Bolivia.
How were the Inca able to farm in the Andes mountains?
The inca were very creative. They produced their own food through photosythesis. They were very sucessful farmers and producers of their own food. The andes was a tough place to settle into but the incas figured it out.
Which incan city is an imposing architectural complex height in the Andes?
It is not machu pikachu, it is machu picchu