Latin America

The large size of Brazil contributes to its diverse climates and vegetation, as it spans tropical, subtropical, and equatorial zones. Additionally, the presence of the Amazon Rainforest and the Atlantic Forest further enhance the country's biodiversity.

The naming and classification of organisms was done using Latin, as were many astronomical terms, because Latin was the language of science when biological taxonomy and basic scientific astronomy were being developed.

Many scientific names in chemistry and physics were based on German, because Germany was a center of scientific advancement during the late 19th and early 20th centuries when those sciences were being developed rapidly and needed new names for newly recognized phenomena.

Scientific names in more recently developed fields, like computers, nuclear and quantum physics, modern astronomy, materials science, and molecular biology are based on the English language because English was spoken at many scientific centers and had become an international language of science following World War 2 and has retained that status to the present time.

The northernmost city in Latin America is Tuxtla Gutiérrez, located in Mexico.

Pampas

Tropical and subtropical climate zones dominate Latin America. These regions are often characterized by warm temperatures, high humidity, and distinct wet and dry seasons. The Amazon Rainforest, the Caribbean islands, and the Amazon Basin are examples of areas with tropical climates in Latin America.

One example of an archipelago in Latin America is the Galapagos Islands. Located off the coast of Ecuador in the Pacific Ocean, this archipelago is known for its unique biodiversity and was instrumental in Charles Darwin's theory of evolution through natural selection.

The United States became the largest investor in Latin America following World War 1, taking advantage of the economic opportunities in the region due to its growing industrial production and need for raw materials. This investment helped solidify US economic influence in Latin America during the early 20th century.

Some of the major highlands in Latin America include the Andes Mountains, which span along the western coast of South America, the Brazilian Highlands in eastern South America, and the Sierra Madre mountain range in Mexico. These highlands are important geographical features that have shaped the landscape and climate of the region.

Some people boycott lumber from the Amazon rainforest due to concerns about deforestation, habitat destruction, and harm to indigenous communities. They believe that the extraction of lumber from the Amazon negatively impacts the environment and biodiversity of the region.

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Jamaica.

Latin America or Central and South America has Four main geographical features:

1) Amazon forests and wetlands,

2) Andez mountains

3) Pampas (mainly grasslands)

4) Atacama desert

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You can dilute it from 100% to any lower percentage with water to dilute its strength.
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Snow is rare in Central America due to the region's tropical climate. It may occur in very high elevations such as the highest peaks of the mountains in countries like Guatemala and Costa Rica, but it is a very uncommon phenomenon.

Latin American countries include Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Chile, Paraguay, Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, Cuba, Haiti, and the Dominican Republic.

Hispaniola is the second largest island with an area of 29,529 sq mi (76,479 sq km).

Costa Rica has the highest life expectancy in Latin America, with an average of around 80 years. This is often attributed to the country's strong healthcare system, high literacy rates, and access to clean water and nutritious food.

Latin America is a huge expanse of land including Mexico in North America down to Tierra del Fuego in South America. It has many ecosystems, ranging from arid deserts such as the Sonoran and Atacama deserts in Mexico and Chile, to the polar wastelands found in the Chilean and Argentinean Patagonia, to the tropical rain forests in the Amazonian basin to the temperate grasslands of the Argentinean Pampas.

The very early piñatas were made from clay pots decorated with colorful paper and filled with seeds or other small items. These early piñatas were often shaped like animals or religious symbols and were used in traditional celebrations in ancient Mesoamerica.

'''The Five Vertical Climate Zones''' ''Tierra Caliente-'' Which in Spanish means Warm/Hot Land; around sea level land ''Tierra Templada''-Which in Spanish means Temperate Land; Where the tree line is ''Tierra Fria-'' Which in Spanish means Cold Land; Where Ice Cap line starts ''Puna-'' This is land at the altitude where air starts thinning out making it harder to breath ''Tierra Helada-'' In Spanish this means Freezing Land which is very high elevation like near the top of mountains

Greenland is located in the Atlantic Ocean.

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Spain and Portugal.

The legacy is that Spanish is spoken throughout , Central and South America, except for Brazil , which speaks Portugese.

This Spanish influence extends into modern day USA, which such names as, Florida, Miami, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, California, Tucson, Los Angeles, San Francisco.

Many colonies in Latin America began striving for independence from Spain and Portugal in the early 19th century. By the middle of the century most of the countries were free.

The presence of the canal might have seemed threatening to Latin American nations as it could have been viewed as a symbol of foreign dominance and control over their territory and resources. This could raise concerns about sovereignty, security, and potentially create economic imbalances by favoring the interests of the canal's operators over those of the local nations.