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69 Cards in this Set

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To go up; to rise
Ascend
To cut in two
bisect
Generating electricity by water power
Hydroelectric
A branch of business, manufacture, or trade
Industry
Inside; something inland
Interior
A wide plain
Llano
Study of myths or legends
mythology
A grass land
savanna
Very hot
torrid
The Amazon Lowlands are located in the _____ and ______ half of Brazil.
North and West
The Amazon Lowlands are hot because they lie on or near the _______.
Equator
A rain forest has ___________.
Tall trees
A product of the rain forest is _______.
Rubber
More coffee is raised in Brazil than in any other country.
True
Animals of commercial value raised in Brazil.
Pig, hog, cattle, cow, and sheep.
One who subdues by force
conqueror
Offspring; born into a family
descendant
One who exercises absolute authority.
dictator
Leaving out ; not part of the general rule.
exception
A stable South American food from the cassava plant
manioc
Pertaining to government affairs
political
Most people of Brazil live near the coast.
True
The official language of Brazil is _________.
Portuguese
John Vl fled to Rio de Janeiro because Napoleon was attacking Portugal.
True
John Vl opened ports in Brazil to world trade.
True
Brazil's democratic constitution resembled the constitution of _____________.
United States
The name of the president who established Brasilia is _________.
Kublitschek
The form of government Brazil had from 1966 to 1985 is known as what?
Military Democracy
Famous statue
Christ, the Redeemer
Bethlehem
Belem
President Kubitschek
Brazilia
Rubber boom-town
Manaus
Moutain overlooking Rio de Janeiro
Corcovado
The fast growing city in Brazil
Sao Paulo
What is the major holiday of Brazil?
Carnival
The national motto on the Brazilian flag is what?
Order and Progress
The new law in Brazil states that every town must have an elementary school.
True
The three most used means of transportation in Brazil are trains, roads, and water.
False
Recently the Director of Education of Brazil ruled that all public school children shall study the New Testament in school.
True
The Coastal Plain of Brazil has many cities.
True
The Amazon lowlands are hot because they are mostly at sea level right near the equator.
True
The coastal plain is divided from the rest of the country by steep mountains.
True
Brazil is the world's largest producer of what?
coffee
Over one-half of Brazil's population is descended from Europe, mostly Portugal.
True
Many black people live in Brazil because:
They were brought as slaves
The hired wage earner and the small farm owner are part of the new:
Middle Class
The first division of settlements in Brazil was called:
Captaincies
The name of the dentist who led the early fight for Brazil's freedom from Portugal was:
Tiradentes
Sertao Region is...
Desert
Manioc is...
ground to flour
Southern States is known for...
Cattle
Portuguese is...
a language
King of Portugal
King John
Brazilwood
Red Dye
The largest City in Brazil
Sao Paulo
Sugar Loaf Mountain can be seen from the harbor of
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil's capital
Brasilia
What is the major holiday of Brazil?
Carnival
The most popular sport of Brazil is...
Soccer
Most industries of Brazil are in or near the city of:
Sao Paulo
The city that was once a rubber "boom-town" is:
Manaus
T/F: "Christ, the Redeemer" is a statue near Rio de Janeiro
True
T/F: Brasilia is the oldest city in Brazil
False
Dom Pedro II
Emperor of Brazil
Vargas
Dictator
Capital for 200 Years
Rio de Janeiro
Highlands
Central
Large Woman
Amazon
Costal Plain
Cities