Peru

Peru, located on the west coast of South America seafood is predominant in their menu. Their national dish, ceviche is made from white fish or sometimes a mixture of fish and other seafood, marinaded in lemons, coriander, aji (type of chili pepper) and garlic. Rice is a predominant staple as well. However, Peru is very regionalized with coastal towns, jungles and mountainous regions. You will find areas that serve Alpaca, grains and tropical fruits. The diversity is wide. Many moder cities also have western fare, so you could expect to see Burger King type fast food restaurants alongside locally owned rustic establishments.

Not much different than North Americans do now. I'm sure there are "donkey carts" but I can't find much on it.

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If you are asking yourself what biome is peru? well i got the answer for you the answer is peru is a tundra because of immense regions and landforms. also because i dont give a ###and idk *** i just know that its a tundra!

First, the spread European diseases killed millions of Native Americans. Second, the Spanish were skilled soldiers and sailors and had superior weapons. Third, Spain made alliances with Native Americans who were enemies of the Aztecs and the Inca.

The South American country of Peru is a constitutional republic, like the United States. As such, the leader of their executive branch is a President (currently President Alan Garcia Perez). Unlike the United States, Peru's government includes two Vice Presidents and a Prime Minister.

But no king.

Lima is the capital of Peru, a country on the Pacific (northwestern) coast of South America. Lima is located on the coast in south central Peru, about 250 miles south of Quito, Ecuador and about 500 miles south of Bogota, Colombia.

Latitude: 12°02.6′S

Longitude: 77°1.7′W

The Inti is the previous currency of Peru a 1 million intis is equivalent to 1 sol that is equivalent to 0.33 USD

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Hot Chocolate and Paneton are the most common things to eat at Christmas time. Paneton is a sweat bread with fruit and raisins in it.

For Christmas Eve (Noche Buena) Peruvians tend to make a special Turkey meal that is usually eaten at midnight.

Some traditional games in Peru include Esta Era Una Ninita and Ronda de Verano. They involve music and hand clapping. Soccer is popular. They also play a game similar to marbles but with stones.

Machu Picchu The landmark of Peru is know as the Amazon River.

bro if ya not from peru why ya asking...if u are from peru ask ya own relativies..

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the panpipe i guess

Lima, the capital of Peru, is in South America, which is the Southern Hemisphere, and also the Western Hemisphere, which includes both American continents.

1) costa - (coast)

2) sierra - (highlands)

3) selva - (jungle)

Peru is one of the very few countries that has the most of the natural climates (almost 92% of all climates in the world) that can be found.

Lima is the capital city of Peru, and is by far the largest. The next largest city is Arequipa. Other notable cities include Cajamarca, Tacna, Ica, Trujillo, Cuzco and more. The previous writer posted Macchu Pichu - which is not a modern day city at all, as you know, it is one of the 7 modern wonders of the world because it is an Inca´s citadel located in the top of a high mountain.

The major exports of Peru contain many exports from mining including copper, silver. gold and iron ore. Fish from fishermen is another major export. And for the least of it, sugarcane, cotton, and coffee from the farmers are another source of major exports.

The mining materials are the first-largest major exports

The fish from the fishermen are the second- largest major exports

While the crops from the farmers are the third-largest major export

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- DeclaredJuly 28, 1821 - ConsolidatedDecember 9, 1824 - RecognizedAugust 14, 1879

Potato, maize, quinoa, amaranth, avocado cocco are in peru Peru grows coca and organic coffee. Their main exports are copper, gold, zinc,

textiles, and fish meal.

It depends which part of Peru. In the big Cities there are people that live to much the same as Westernised cities to the same standard if not better but this is a very small sector of the population. The majority of city inhabitants live modestly, having low income jobs and helping one another as a family to establish themselves. There are also a great number of poorer city dwellers who have a very difficult lifestyle and struggle to keep their family clothed and fed. The area around Lima, the capital has numerous slums where there is no running water, sewerage or street lighting.

In the mountains the people live off the land. They live in adobe houses with tin, tiled or straw roofs. They subsistence farm, having small crops such as potatoes , quinoa, wheat, cattle, llamas, sheep etc. The use wood to fuel their fires for cooking and travel to local markets to sell their produce. Houses are concentrated in small villages and scattered in the mountain valleys. Mountain Dwellers Dress in brightly colored woven woolen garments with ponchos and hats. The principal mode of transport is on foot or on horse back In the jungle people live in small villages near the major waterways. Houses are constructed of wood and have grass roofs. They wear light simple clothing due to the humidity.