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100 200 400 300 400 General Government General Geography Central America Caribbean 100 300 200 400 100 200 500
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Row 1, Col 1 What are the three regions that make up Middle America? Mexico, Central America, Caribbean
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1,2 What destructive forces do people in the Lesser Antilles experience? Hurricanes
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1,3 In 1821, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua all became what independent from:_____________. Spain
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1,4 What islands are part of the Greater Antilles? Cuba, Hispaniola, Jamaica and Puerto Rico
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2,1 What is the name for the movement between Western and Eastern Hemisphere? Columbian Exchange
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2,2 How many islands do people live on in the Bahamas? 20
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2,3 Which Central American countries are republics? Panama, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala
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2,4 Which groups were the first To live in the Caribbean? Arawaks, Caribs, Ciboneys
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3,1 What is a leader that took the country by force? Dictator
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3,2 What is the most important Crop of the Spanish in the Caribbean? Sugar
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3,3 What is the major crop in The lowlands of C.A.? Coffee
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3,4 Which countries are among The poorest in the Western Hemisphere? Cuba, Haiti and Dominican Republic
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4,1 What is it called when a single leader holds all the power? Unlimited Government
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4,2 Which state is Central America Smaller than? Texas
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4,3 What did the Central American Countries form before they Become independent nations? Federation
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4,4 Which two countries still Have strong ties with The Caribbean? Britain and France
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5,1 What is an idea where individual states have final authority of even federal laws? States Rights
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5,2 What are the two main geographic Features of Central America? Mountains and lowlands
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5,3 What type of government is Belize? Parliamentary Democracy
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5,4 Which two places in the Caribbean are considered U.S. citizens? Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands (St. John, St. Croix, and St. Thomas
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