CHILE

CAPITAL

POPULATION

• Chile has a big population
• They have 13 million people can u believe that
• To me that's a lot of people but not like in the United States

GEOGRAPHICAL ELEMENTS

THE DOLLAR RATE IS 0.0018

THE MAIN RELIGIONS

• The first religion is which more people do Christianity
• The second religion is protestor or evangelical
• Then the other religions

MAJOR ATTRACTIONS/ FUN ACTIVITIES

• Going to cerro San cristóbul to look at the beautiful view is what most people do when the go there
• Then some people go see the largest penguin colonies in south chile
• The last of all the things they do is go see Easter island
• The background is Easter island in chile

CURRENT LEADER SEBASTIAŃ PIŃERA

GOVERNMENT

FOOD/CUSTOMS/TRADITIONS

• The food they eat is poultry,beef,and pork.
• In the last two decades they started eating less seafood
• Traditional Customs The most popular Chilean tradition is the Fiestas Patrias (Independence Festivities), which are held on September 18 and 19 to commemorate the First Assembly of Government in 1810.
• A custom in chile is for woman to pat each other on there back.
• Then for men they shake hands.

Nicole Snooki PolizzI

• She is famous in chile for being a reality star in America
• She first became famous after appearance on Ellen degeneres show

ALEXIS SANCHEZ

• He is famous for soccer
• Chilean soccer player forward who joined F.C. Barcelona in 2011.
• BEFORE FAME He began his professional career playing for Cobreloa in the Chilean Primera Division in 2005.

ARTURO VIDAL

• He is a tough-tackling midfielder in the Italian league; he received the nickname "Il Guerriero," or The Warrior.
• BEFORE FAME He joined the youth system of the Chilean Colo-Colo team while he was a teenager.
• FACT He played internationally in the U-20 South American Championship.

CLIMATE

• As one would expect in a country that extends so far from north to south, Chile has many different climatic zones.
• All are cooled by the Humboldt current which originates in sub-Antarctic waters off the Pacific coast.
• The Humboldt current together with the prevailing southwesterly winds creates a temperate climate in most of northern and central Chile, even in areas that lie in tropical latitudes.
• Chile has many mountain rain shadows and micro climates.

INDEPENDENCE DAY

• On September 18, 1810, Chile broke from Spanish rule, declaring their independence.
• This declaration eventually led to over a decade of violence and warring which did not end until the last royalist stronghold fell in 1826.
• September 18 is celebrated in Chile as Independence Day.

FLAG MEANING

• White - the snow of the Andes
• Red - represents the blood of patriots who fought for independence
• Blue - the blue of the skies

VOLCANO

• In chile a person was looking at the volcano and feel the ground shake.
• People was thinking it was going to erupt.
• So that cause many people to leave