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Latin America Chapter 4 Key terms review Click on the slide to see the key term matched to its defintion

area containing the canal, the land on either side of the canal, the ports, the port cities, and the railroad

CANAL ZONE area containing the canal, the land on either side of the canal, the ports, the port cities, and the railroad

public square

PLAZA public square

tourism in unspoiled areas to observe wildlife & learn about the environment

ECOTOURISM tourism in unspoiled areas to observe wildlife & learn about the environment

manmade waterway across the isthmus of Panama

PANAMA CANAL manmade waterway across the isthmus of Panama

the effort to distribute land more equally & fairly

LAND REDISTRIBUTION the effort to distribute land more equally & fairly

a person who settles on someone else’s land without permission

SQUATTER a person who settles on someone else’s land without permission

mestizo, or person of mixed Spanish & Native American descent in Guatemala

LADINO mestizo, or person of mixed Spanish & Native American descent in Guatemala

large groups of people who work together for political change

POLITICAL MOVEMENTS large groups of people who work together for political change

refusal to work until certain demands of workers are met

STRIKE refusal to work until certain demands of workers are met

a section of waterway in which ships are raised or lowered by adjusting the water level

LOCK a section of waterway in which ships are raised or lowered by adjusting the water level

someone who travels from one area to another, picking the crops that are in season

MIGRANT WORKER someone who travels from one area to another, picking the crops that are in season