South America Bingo
This BINGO game reviews the geography of South America
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Topics of this game:
- Grassy plains in Bolivia and Argentina
- The most important, yet most threatened ecosystem on the planet.
- Second highest mountain range in the world.
- Capital of Venezuela
- Capital city of Brazil
- Capital city of Columbia
- Capital City of Argentina
- Caused because South America is located on top of the Nazca and South American plates.
- The lost city of the Incas.
- Type of sustainable farming practiced by the Incas and used still today.
- Sought to conquer the Incas in the 1500s during their quest for "God, Gold, and Glory!"
- Language and Religion practiced by the aboriginal people of South America (Peru)
- The Spanish used the language of the Incas to spread this throughout South America
- Country with the largest proven oil reserves in the Western Hemisphere
- The only country in South America with coastlines on both the Pacific Ocean and Caribbean Sea
- When a country has a lot of oil resources but not everyone benefits equally. What is this called?
- This is an important reason for the largest pockets of urban poor in South America. (High ___)
- South America experiences these because of the shifting sea floor due to moving tectonic plates.
- Largest country in South America
- The Southern tip of South America just above the South Pole
- Largest river in the world by volume and second longest next to the Nile in Africa.
- Country just north of South America where a canal is used as a shortcut between the two major oceans.
- Because it produces so much oxygen and can remove CO2, the Amazon is often called the _______ of the world.
- Burning these polutes the air and increases the acidity of oceans
- Type of farming where trees are cut down and burned to make new land for houses and agriculture.
- Argentinian Cowboys
- What the Incas used to make decorative art but sought by the Spanish conquistadors for its value
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