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What is the physical geography of Latin America?
Tropical wet dry, rain all year round, elevated cultivation
Tierra Caldiente
(Dry Forest) Banana, Cacao, Suger cane
Tierra Templada
(Wet Forest) Corn, beans, squash
Tierra Fria
(Cloud Forest) Coffee,
Tierra Helada
(Elfin Forest) Wheat & potatoes
Rain shadow?
Wind is oragraphically lifted and then air warms then expands and forms atocoma desert (dryest place)
Pategonia?
Relative dryness, east winds
Peru Current?
Normal conditions in east/north current, cold air, helps fisheries
El Nino?
Shifts global weather patterns, current, brings warm water south and shuts down fisheries.
Coffee and U.S. economy?
(Fair Trade poducts) LARGEST FOOD IMPORT, SECOND MOST VALUABLE COMMODITY AFTER OIL
Coffee & U.S. economy?
U.S. primarily purchases coffee from Brazil, Colombia, Mexico, Guatemala, && Vietnam
Colonialism?
East Brazil is Portuguese, West side of Brazil is Spanish
Majoriy of Brazil (colonialism)
Portuguese
Guyana?
British
Suriname?
Dutch
French Guiana?
French
Brazil (debt)
Greater than 80% is energy or mineral resource
Deforestation?
Cattle ranching
OPEC
Organization Patrolium Exporting Countries
Deforestation?
Trans Amzon Highway (2010) rainforest the size of France destroyed
Food?
Guinea Pig
Population increase?
Guatemala
What is the 5th leading oil produciong country?
Venezuala
Where did the petro dollar originate?
Western Europe & U.S.
South Asia- Dominate climate
Tropical Humid
South Asia- Is there a differnce in the seasons?
Yes
South Asia- Population patterns?
Migrants from the country side flood cities
South Asia- Is the food production keeping up with the pace of population?
Yes
South Asia- Green Revolution
Boosted grain harvests dramtically through the use of new agricultural tools and techniques
South Asia- Monsoons?
Winter- cool dry air flows from Eurasian continent to the ocean.
Summer- warm, moist, air flows from Indian Ocean over indian sub-continent bringing heavy rains
South Asia- Population
Huge portion of population is in early reproductive years, poor families see children as a source of income
South Asia- Environmental issues?
1. Sea level rise- Bangledash, farmers and fishers live near sea level.
2. Water shortage- Glaicial melting, provide less and less water resulting in dry rivers
3. Global climate change
4. Deforestation- logging and expanding villages
South Asia- Caste system?
1. Brahmins- Priests
2. Kshatiyas- warriors, rulers
3. Vaishyas- land owning
4. Sudras- Artisans
5. Dalits- untouchables