Latin America
Published on Dec 04, 2015
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
SOCIAL STRUCTURE/ WEALTH
- Amerindian-Spanish and White are the most common social groups in Latin America
- There is little poverty, but not a lot of wealthy people in Latin America.
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FASHION, LITERATURE, ART AND MUSIC
- Art is one of the main influences in Latin America
- Some of the most important artist in the region are Julio Cortazar who wrote the famous book Rayuela, Joaquin Torres Garcia, and Manuel Rendon.
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Education
- Parents send their kids to school for 14 years to learn
- Children learn English, Reading, Writing, Math, History and Science in school
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Land Use
- People buy their own land to later build their houses on it
- Land is mostly used for farming and manufacturing
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Trading Networks
- Countries in Latin America have free trade agreements with over 50 countries
- The items they trade with those outside of their region are manufactured goods, oil, silver, fruits, vegetables and cotton
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Diversity
- The main minor groups in Latin America are Europeans and Asians
- Men and women are treated equally, but men are usually the providers and woman stay home.
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GOVERNMENT
- Their forms of government are presidential, constitutional, and parliamentary.
- From research (lot of human rights movements) the region doesn't have a lot of rights.
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RELIGIOUS/BELIEF SYSTEM
- They are mostly Roman Catholic.
- They believe Jesus is a part of God and that there are saints.
URBAN/RURAL
- Most people live in towns.
- The homes are very close together.
FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS
- People have medium sized families.
- Some of them live with extended family.
