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3). caribbean and atlantic coasts 4). spain 5). movements to rejoin europeans in empires have gained momentum across the region. 6). trading with the spanish 7). tropical 8). european influence 9).Cordillera 10). andes
Step-by-step explanation:
They settled on a number of the Caribbean islands, where they lived through agriculture. They 're often known as the Igneri and the Taino. Later refugees, the inhabitants of the Caribbean, migrated through the Caribbean islands and forced out the Arawak population in certain areas. They lost interest when they found no gold in there. Spain settled first in 1523 in Venezuela, and in 1525 in Colombia. In 1534 they invaded Ecuador, having conquered the Inca. By the mid-1500s, Spain controlled everything now that's Ecuador, Colombia, and Venezuela. By working together people in the ayllu (the center of economic productivity) created such wealth that the Spanish were astonished with what they encountered. Every citizen was required to contribute with his labor and refusal or laziness was punishable with the death penalty. Parts of the northern region have a tropical climate; the southern region extends into tundra-like conditions with treeless plains. There are several reasons for South American linguistic diversity. This being that in the Modern World there were few pre-european civilizations extending their languages through large areas, with the significant exception of the Inca Empire expanding Quechua throughout its lands. The northern part has two parallel ranges. They are the Cordillera Occidental (western) and the Cordillera Oriental (eastern). The term cordillera comes from the Spanish word meaning 'rope'. In Colombia, north to the border with Ecuador, the Andes split in three parallel ranges, western, central and eastern. The Andes Mountains. The Andes is the longest mountains range in South America as well as the longest mountain range in the world.
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