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A factory in mexico along the united states border, that assemble goods for export.
Maquiladoras
A slum community in a brazilian city.
Favelas
tourism that encourages enviromental awareness and has little effect on the ecosystem.
Ecotourism
A forested region in Ecuador, Peru, and Bolivia.
Selva
a migrant who travels from place to place working where extra help is needed to cultivate or harvest crops.
Migrant Worker
An economic system in which decisions about production, price, and other economic factors are determined by law of supply and demand.
Market Economy
An economic system that is controlled by a single central government.
Command
Economy
A mineral used in making aluminium.
Bauxite
A narrow strip of land having water on each side, joining two larger bodies of water.
Isthmus
A large commercial farm owned by a private individual or a farming company.
Latifundio
A latin american military dictator.
Caudillo
Name for the spanish explorers who claimed land in the Americas for Spain.
Conquistador
A strip of land that juts out into the ocean.
Peninsula
Facing away from the wind.
Leeward
The artificial watering of farmland with water frawn from reservoirs or rivers.
Irrigation
A group of islands.
Archipelago
The wide mouth of a river, where fresh water meets salt water.
Estuary
(North American Free Trade Agreement) Which phased out trade barriers among the United Staes, Canada, and Mexico.
NAFTA
The total value of goods and services produced within a year, divided by the country.s total population.
GDP per capita
A member of an armed force that is not part of a regular army, relating to a form of warfare carried on by an independent armed force.
Guerilla
A grasslands region in Argentina and Uruguay.
Pampas
Farmland owned collectively by members of a rural community.
Ejidos
A small lowland or coral reef.
Cay
The contact and interction of one culture with another.
Cultural Convergence
An economic system in which families producegoods and services for their own use, with little surplus and exchange of goods, also known as a subsistence economy.
Traditional Economy