Central America

Yes, but Central America only covers between 7.27 and 18.48 degrees north of the Equator (11.27 degrees), while Africa covers between 34.84 degrees south of the Equator and 37.34 degrees north of the Equator (72.18 degrees).

It has 1 National soccer team.

There were 5. El Salvador, Honduras, Guatemala, Costa Rica, and Nicaragua.

People can and do endure under extremely unjust and corrupt government. But if there is a sudden change in policy or circumstance (a new tax on tea, a sudden famine) this can be like a spark on dry kindling.

Another equally important factor is that over time, colonial areas (like Latin America) begin to develop their own elite class, which is usually not allowed to take part in colonial government. This class eventually decides that they are better off running the country, and foment revolution to that end. This was the case in the American Revolution, as well as most if not all of those in Latin America.

As far as I know is Belize the only CARICOM member in Central America.

Central Mexico, the Yucatan Peninsula and parts of Guatemala, Belize, Nicaragua, Honduras and El Salvador were part of the Aztec and Mayan civilizations before contact with Europeans was established in 1519.

The Panama Canal does not surround Panama, rather, it bisects Panama. It travels from the Atlantic Ocean on the east side of Panama to the Pacific Ocean on the west side of Panama, passing through the middle of the country, so approximately half of Panama is north of the canal and half is south of the canal.

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Latin America is known as a culture region due to the common ancestral background and culture that is similar amongst all the Latin American countries, from Mexico down through Brazil. They are known as Latin America due to the fact that Latin is the root language of the Spanish, the Portuguese and the French, all of whom colonized and had control over these areas starting the the 15th century.

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Mestizos are descended from Europeans, frequently Spanish, and indigenous peoples of Latin America

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No, it's not. Haiti is in North America, although some mapmakers who differentiate between North and Central America will classify it as the latter. The country occupies about one-third of the island of Hispaniola, the the rest of which belongs to the Dominican Republic. Hispaniola is in the Caribbean, near Cuba and Jamaica.

Mesoamerica. It includes central and southern Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Belize, as well as some parts of Honduras, Nicaragua and Costa Rica.

Tegucigalpa is the capital and largest city of Honduras, a country in Central America.

Spain is in Europe next to France. Spain used to have colonies here in central America, but they won their independece after a series of revolutionary wars.

The Pentecostal Church.

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Central America is located between Northern America and South America.

According to the CIA World Factbook, 112,090 sq km which translates as slightly larger than the State of Tennesee

None.

Honduras has the Caribbean Sea to the North, (which eventually leads to the Atlantic) and the Gulf of Fonesca to the South (which leads into the Pacific Ocean)

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The geographical dividing line between the Tidewater and the Piedmont in Virginia is the Fall Line

El Salvador is the only Central American country not to touch the Caribbean Sea, it does however, touch the Pacific.