Central America

Guatemala in territorial extension. Honduras in population.

Chichen Itza was likely founded around 600 AD and reached its peak between 800-1200 AD. The site continued to be inhabited and used for ceremonial purposes until the arrival of the Spanish in the 16th century.

10 months. Public schools start in February and ends in November. Private schools start in August and end in May. I live in Honduras...and Im in a private school.

The Spanish Empire. Prior to them it was the Aztec Empire.

" Were " ? Today businesses still are, vast amounts of un-inhabited land that they use for cattle grazing. Other trade opportunities and other agreements are also another reason for interest.

Panama, once a part of Columbia until it gained independence w/ U.S. help was the best spot for the Panama Canal. The Panama Canal was a waterway between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans and was much faster for U.S. ships than to sail around the coast of South America.(Colombia is in Latin America)

The states

It depends on your definition of 'low'. Most Latin American nations have a literacy rate of 90% or more, with the exceptions being some of the poorest countries such as Guatemala (70.6%), Nicaragua (67.5%) and Honduras (76.2%)

Tamarindo, Mamones, Mamon Chino, Maranon, Pejibaye, Coconut, Guayaba, Maracuva, Cas, Mango.

they export coffee, clothing, shrimp, banana's, and lobster

cause it rains

Christmas in Honduras is a remarkable holiday. This is the one time of the year where families try to come together. In Catholic families, Christmas is celebrated on December 24th, and traditional families go to Midnight Mass and then get together for what is known as "Cena Navideña" or Christmas Dinner. This meal includes "tamales", roasted pork, roasted turkey and the traditional "torrejas" for dessert. It is a time of rejoicing. Homes are brightly decorated and most families put up a "Nacimiento" or Nativity scene which in smaller towns or very traditional families can take up an entire room. Christmas in Honduras is a remarkable holiday. This is the one time of the year where families try to come together. In Catholic families, Christmas is celebrated on December 24th, and traditional families go to Midnight Mass and then get together for what is known as "Cena Navideña" or Christmas Dinner. This meal includes "tamales", roasted pork, roasted turkey and the traditional "torrejas" for dessert. It is a time of rejoicing. Homes are brightly decorated and most families put up a "Nacimiento" or Nativity scene which in smaller towns or very traditional families can take up an entire room.

Honduras is a country in Central America.

Officially, France also qualifies as such. However, within Latin America there are many other countries which have territories that could be considered as part of the region, including the United States (Puerto Rico, US Virgin Islands), England (Belize, Jamaica, Falklands Islands), and the Netherlands (Suriname).

It wasn't located in South America at all.

The Maya culture was Mesoamerican (in Central America): from eastern and southern Mexico, through Guatemala, Belize and El Salvador to western Honduras (with the famous Copan ruins).

It is in central America.

It does have a one an only main dish, but amongst the most common ones is the 'baleadas' which is a thinly hand made flour tortilla with beans, honduran cream, scrambled eggs folded in half. It is usually modified by adding more inside, such as pickled vegetables, chorizo, meat, basically anything you want. It is really common and cheap, which basically earns the heart and stomach of most hondurans.

Brazil - settled by the Portuguese

Guyana - settled first by the Dutch, then by the British

Suriname - settled by the Dutch

French Guiana - settled by the French

spanish and portuguese are the most widely spoken languages

canada

The capital of Ecuador, Quito, is located on the equator.