How are the economies of South America similar? How are they different?
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Answer: Most economies in South America are mixed, like the United States. A mixed economy is an economic system with both privatized and government-controlled industries.
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I need help 19 and 20 on south america unit test 7th grade history
1-There were few land animals to hunt
2-B
3- South Americans/The Norte/The Tiahuanaco
4-C
5-A
6-D
7-Were Dominated by wealthy landowners
8-B
9-D
10-A
11-B and C
12-B
13-Share a commitment to combat discrimination
14-A
15-It wastes money that could be invested
16-D
Response Answers:
17. What methods did the Incas use to unify their large empire?
Because of their careful organization, the Incas built an empire by taking over the lands of other people. In order to unify their empire, the Incas forced their language on those that they conquered, but also offering peace and protection to those who agreed to join the empire.
18. What was the greatest of the Inca’s many achievements? Explain your answer.
The Inca achieved great feats in architecture, metalwork, and astronomy. The greatest achievement is Inca’s road system because it stretched more than 15,000 miles across the empire.
19. How are the economies of South America similar? How are they different?
All South American economies are mixed economies that follow the principles of a market economy, but with the government also playing a role in it. South American economies are interdependent, meaning that’s they depend on other countries for some of their needs, as other countries depend on them.
The type of work people do differs among South American countries. Brazil, Chile, Argentina make many different products. Chile specializes in producing and exporting copper. Colombia specializes in growing coffee because of the Andean Valley has rich soils and climates, making it among the world’s leading coffee producers.
20. What are the provisions of the Treaty of Tordesillas?
The Treaty of Tordesillas is a treaty that was signed between Spain and Portugal, which divided the non-European world between the two. Spain claiming the land west of the line and Portugal claiming the land east of the line.