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- Indians (Pampas)
- European
(Spanish)
- Argentina (Land of Silver)
- Spanish Monarchs
Granted Land
- Gauchos (Cowboy)
- Explored in 1915
- Explored by Juan Diaz de Solis

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- New immigrant
Germany, Italy, and France
- British Railways
- Richest till 1900's
- Independence 1816
- Remained Neutral during WWII

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- European (Spanish)
- 3% Mestizos
- Roman Catholic
- Dance the Tango is a popular cultural dance in Argentina
- Oktoberfest is also a popular festival in Argentina

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- Capital: Montevideo
- Portugal Claimed (Colonial)
- Spanish 1770's
- 1825 Independence

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- Capital: Montevideo
- Portugal Claimed (Colonial)
- Spanish 1770's
- 1825 Independence
- Democracy
- Middle class robust economy

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- European
- 12% Mestizos
- Roman Catholic
- Smallest speaking Spanish country in South America
- 3.5 Million Population

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- Tied to Brazil and Argentina
- Agriculture
- Worth $79.3 billion GDP
- Inflation 9.8%

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1 - Guacho is a cowboy
b - Because the Portugals took over Argentina

2 - Rio Grande
b - Freedom of Movement
c - It brings little money, but enough to survive

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3 - Montevideo
b - Its surrounded by Argentina and Brazil meaning its influenced by both

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- Landlocked
- Divided into 2 regions
- Spanish settlers 1530's
- Independence 1811
- Bilingual
- Largest navy of any landlocked country

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- 95% Mestizos
- Spanish and Guarani
- Roman Catholic
- Due to the country’s central location in South America, it is sometimes referred to as Corazón de Sudamérica
- The Asunción-Encarnación railway line was the first railway line in South America

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- Agriculture