America (North America, South America, Central America, Caribbean)
The Americas, or New World, originally included America when it was still a much-neglected “periphery” or “edge” of the Old World—that is, Europe and Asia.
North America and South America together form “America” in common British usage. The country of Guyana, Belize, the Bahamas, Barbados, Haiti, Bermuda, and Colombia are just some of the countries that make up this continent.
America is one of the largest continents in the world geopolitically, culturally, and economically. This continent is divided into twelve independent states, including two sovereign countries: Canada and Mexico. The American style of architecture moved eastward from Europe to create a uniquely American plus
North America
North America is the most populous continent on earth and the most densely populated. It is home to a wide variety of ethnic groups, cultures, and languages.
The North American region consists of Canada, Mexico, and the United States. North America has a predominantly temperate climate (Köppen’s Cfb) with cold winters and warm summers.
America is a large peninsula that extends into the North Atlantic. The landmass of this peninsula extends into Canada, excluding Greenland, which contains the Codicil Sea, and is almost 2,000 kilometers from the mainland.
In North America, there are three major oceans that form the southern border of the continent. There are 39 countries in North America with 61 territories and another 7 dependent areas (DAs). fall under the jurisdiction of a country. Seven countries in North America have 38 territories and two dependent areas that are not under any country. The United States has 31 territories and 6 DAs, Canada has 10 territories, Mexico has 32 territories and 1 DA, Guatemala has 18 territories, Honduras has 3 DAs, El Salvador and Nicaragua have 7 territories and 2 DAs, Cuba has 5 territories, Puerto Rico has 3 areas.
South America
The region typically includes most of its associated countries: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, French Guiana, Guyana, Paraguay, and Peru. South American heritage was passed from one generation to the next through songs created and shared by its people.
As a continent, South America is home to incomparable biodiversity. The so-called cradle of humanity has managed to preserve biological units that other countries and regions, more dense and urban, have neglected. The pampas of northeastern Argentina and Uruguay are home to vast herds of wild animals. This isolated part of the continent contains an extensive network of rivers, which in turn connect it to the Atlantic Ocean and the Pilcomayo River.
The jungles of Brazil, Venezuela (trumpet tree), Guyana’s Zakouma National Park (with savannah elephants), Ecuador’s Yasuni National Park (an orchid at 30 meters).
The desert extends from Peru’s Nazca Lines on the north coast; Bolivia, Chile on its Pacific coast; and Argentina, Paraguay, and Uruguay on its southern coast. Despite being a small continent, South America has a rich biodiversity that is home to about 25% of the world’s species. The Amazon is the richest of these areas with an estimated 10 million species of plants and 1 million species of vertebrates. Many of these are endemic to this region
Central America
Central America is a sub-region of North America consisting of Belize, Honduras, El Salvador, Costa Rica, and Guatemala. It has many world heritage sites for the field archaeologist – almost the largest collection in the world
Central American countries are heavily dependent on agriculture. In recent years, food production has increased as more hectares are brought in for cultivation each year. From small crops used in fruit picking to exporting US crops such as avocados and bananas, Central America can achieve such large production rates that US consumers are heavily dependent on this region for their trade balance due to its high consumption rates
Central America stretches from Mexico in the north to Panama in the south, including a small part of Colombia in the far southwest and Nicaragua in the northwest. or Tigre Estuary), including Belize and nine smaller states, only six of which are sovereign nations: Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, and Panama
In recent years, Central America has seen a surge in UFO sightings – largely due to reports from conspiracy theorists who believe they are attempting to conduct military exercises that are increasing tensions with Russia.
Caribbean
An introduction to Caribbean history, culture, islands, and typical Caribbean food/sights
The British and Spanish and French colonized the region in the 16th century. From that point on, European entrepreneurs and workers migrated to these extremely fertile islands with different climates, producing goods such as sugar and tobacco. The most important trade goods from Europe that were exchanged for raw materials? human slavery.
The marriage between the European plantation economy and Caribbean slaves has recently made cocoa available for chocolate production; For cocoa lovers, some favorite flavors like white chocolate have a more culturally relevant origin story!
Two countries have belonged to this region since 1817: Belize (63%) with an area of 2,265 km² and the state of Antilles-Guyana