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| Dutch inhabitants of South Africa |
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| Peru natives conquered by Franciso Pizarro |
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| 1851 gold rush caused the population to increase by 200% |
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| Capital is Sao Paulo, largest producer of emaralds in the world |
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| Western Hemispheres first Communist country |
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| Separates South America from Antarctica |
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| Has more cattle than any other country in the world, because their religion prohibits harming cows. |
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| In Israel, both Jews and Muslims consider it a holy city |
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| Workd largest freshwater lake in area, found in Michigan |
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| African country settled by freed slaves |
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| Only Asian country where majority of the people practice Roman Catholicism |
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| called 'The Backbone of North America' |
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| Columbian city that rivals New York |
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| South American Rain Forests |
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| Remains untouched by logging, God means for man to be stewards of the rain forest, logging companies replant trees |
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| 1/4 is polder, created by draining water from the land |
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| where an ocean tide meets a river current |
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| Worlds largest canyon. Found in Northern Arizona |
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| Biggest natural structure formed by living things, found in Australian waters |
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| Largest lake in South America |
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| Highest peak in Western Hemisphere |
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| Provides passage for ships traveling between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans |
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| The official language of Brazil |
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| Major religion of South America |
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| World's largest inland seaway |
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