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several ranges that run parallel to each other
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inland areas of South America holding vast grasslands
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inland areas of South America holding vast grasslands
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cowhands that drive away great herds of cattle
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an area where the tide meets a river current
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continuous layer of leaves
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"hot land" between sea level and 2500 feet; aberage temperatures are 68F-91F
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"temperate land" between 2500-6500 feet; average temperatures are 60F-72F
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"cold land" between 6500-10000 feet
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group, people descended from an area's first inhabitants
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Dialects that blend elements of indigenous, European, African and Asian languages
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cities wit more than 10 million people
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urban area that dominates its country's economy, culture, and political affairs
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picture writings carved in stone, on temples to honor their deities and record their history
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floating islands made from large rafts covered with mud from the lake bottom
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series of knotted chords of various colors and lengths
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representative of the Spanish monarch appointed to enforce laws in colonial Latin America
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a blending of beliefs and practives from different religions into a single faith
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pictures or designs made by setting small bits of colored stone, tile, or shell into mortar
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a serious condition caused by lack of proper food
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played like handball with a long basket strapped to their wrists
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rural farmers and workers
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large agricultural estates owned by wealthy families or coorporations
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small plots of land intensively farmed by campensinos to feed their families
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manufacturing plants set up by foreign firms
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trade agreement in 1994 by Canada, the United States, and Mexico
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farming method where all trees and plants are burned and cut in an area to add nutrients to the soil
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makeshift communities on hte edges of cities
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