Le Americhe.

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Le Americhe

L'America del nord Dominica Repubblica Dominicana El Salvador Giamaica Dominica Repubblica Dominicana El Salvador Giamaica Grenada Groenlandia Guadalupa Guatemala Haiti Honduras Martinica Messico Montserrat Nicaragua Panamá Portorico Saint Kitts e Nevis Saint Lucia Saint Pierre e Miquelon Saint Vincent e Grenadine Stati Uniti d'America Isole Turks e Caicos Isole Vergini Isole Vergini Britanniche Anguilla Antigua e Barbuda Antille Olandesi Aruba Bahamas Barbados Belize Bermuda Canada Cayman Costarica Cuba

Stati Uniti d'America Forma di governo: Repubblica federale presidenziale Capitale: Washington. Monti principali: Mount McKinley Fiumi principali: Mississipi-Missouri Lingua: Inglese americano Religione: Protestante 56%, Cattolica 28%, Ebraica 2%, altro 14% Moneta: Dollaro USA

Canada Superficie: 9.984.670 Km² Abitanti: 31.156.000 Forma di governo: Repubblica federale Capitale: Ottawa Monti principali: Mount Logan Lingua: Inglese, Francese Religione: Cattolica 46%, Protestante 36% Moneta: Dollaro canadese

Messico Superficie: 1.964.375 Km² Abitanti: 97.362.000 Forma di governo: Repubblica federale Capitale: Città del Messico Monti principali: Pico de Orizaba Fiumi principali: Rio Grande Clima: Tropicale, Arido Lingua: Spagnolo Religione: Cattolica 89%, Protestante 6%. Moneta: Peso messicano

Cuba Superficie: 110.891 Km² Abitanti: 11.184.000 Forma di governo: Repubblica socialista Capitale: L'Avana Monti principali: Pico Turquino Fiumi principali: Rio Cauto Clima: Tropicale Lingua: Spagnolo Religione: Cattolica 42%, Moneta: Peso cubano Camagüey

Isole Falkland (o Malvine) America del sud Argentina Ecuador Perú Bolivia Isole Falkland (o Malvine) Suriname Brasile Guyana Trinidad e Tobago Cile Guyana Francese Uruguay Colombia Paraguay Venezuela

Argentina Superficie: 2.780.400 Km² Abitanti: 36.260.000 Forma di governo: Repubblica federale di tipo presidenziale Capitale: Buenos Aires Fiumi principali: Rio Salado del Norte Clima: Tropicale - temperato Lingua: Spagnolo Religione: Cattolica 88%, Protestante 7,5% Moneta: Peso argentino Buenos Aires, Congreso de la Nacion

Brasile Superficie: 8.514.215 Km² Abitanti: 183.552.000 Capitale: Brasilia Monti principali: Pico da Neblina Fiumi principali: Paraná Lingua: Portoghese Clima: Equatoriale - tropicale Moneta: Real brasiliano Religione: Cattolica 74%, Protestante 15,5% Rio de Janeiro

Venezuela Superficie: 916.445 Km² Capitale: Caracas Abitanti: 23.054.000 Forma di governo: Repubblica federale di tipo presidenziale Monti principali: Pico Bolívar Fiumi principali: Orinoco Clima: Equatoriale Religione: Cattolica 92% Lingua: Spagnolo Moneta: Bolivar venezuelano

Perù Superficie: 1.285.216 Km² Abitanti: 27.947.000 Forma di governo: Repubblica presidenziale Capitale: Lima Monti principali: Huascarán Fiumi principali: Ucayali Clima: Equatoriale - temperato - arido Lingua: Quechua, Spagnolo Religione: Cattolica 89%, Protestante 6,5%, Moneta: Nuovo Sol peruviano Cordigliera delle Ande