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What is the CA-4 agreement?
An agreement that allows for free movement between 4 of the Central American countries.
What is the climate typically like in Central America?
Tropical with heavy rainy seasons and a distinct dry season.
What is the Mesoamerican Biological Corridor?
A region in Central America that boasts a large number of endemic species.
Study Notes
- Central America is part of North America and consists of 7 nations.
- The region has similarities in terms of geography, biodiversity, and political landscape.
- The countries have beautiful coastlines, volcanic highlands, and tropical rainforests.
- They cultivate coffee, cocoa beans, bananas, and sugar cane.
- The climate is typically tropical with heavy rainy seasons and a distinct dry season.
- The region is part of the Mesoamerican Biological Corridor and boasts a large number of endemic species.
- There are several international institutions in place to foster regional cooperation and unity.
- The CA-4 agreement allows for free movement between 4 of the Central American countries.
- The organizations have helped the Central American nations in overcoming their civil wars and improving the quality of life and the development of the economies.
- The trendline in recent decades is positive for all Central American countries.
"Test your knowledge on Central America and discover the unique geography, biodiversity, and political landscape of this vibrant region. From stunning coastlines to tropical rainforests, learn about the seven nations that make up Central America and their cultivation of coffee, cocoa beans, bananas, and sugar cane. Explore the Mesoamerican Biological Corridor and the endemic species that call this region home. Discover the international institutions fostering regional cooperation and unity, and the positive trendline of development in recent decades. Take the quiz
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