Is Laos in South america or central america ?
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Dude, Laos is in Asia it is bordered by Vietnam to the east and Tialand to the west. you've got Cambodia to it's south and China to the north, it's landlocked.
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It seems to be a Spanish surname. Probably central America.
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Belize is in the Caribbean coast south of Mexico in the Central America
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Wikipèdia says "The West Indies may be  * the Caribbean". So, yes.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/West_Indies\nBut I wouldn't know abot considering them for your project because Latin America is a zone where Spanish is spoken, and not in all the Caribbean is this language spoken. OTOH; there are different definitions for Latin America.\n\nTry here for your project:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latin_America\n\nPerhaps they didn't mean to say that Latin America was divided into "regions" but that you chose a "region" or a "zone".
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probably the dominican republic
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All Central and South America, except Belize, the 3 Guyanas and Brazil.\nCuba, Santo Domingo, plus some smaller islands in the Caribean. "Spanish Sahara" (now under Morocco's influence), Equatorial Guinea, Philipines Islands.
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Central America and South Asia aren't countries (but the countries in those regions are developing).  China would be considered a developing country (China's tough because part of it is advanced and part of it still seems stone-age).  Israel's certainly NOT a developing country.  I'd go with the countries in central and south America and south Asia while staying away from the ones you've heard of before (China, India, Pakistan -- hard to call a nuclear power a developing country) and staying away from the countries in Africa.
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Europe and latin America are not two homogenous blocs.\nEurope is also divided in a northern Germanic and protestant land and a southern latin and catholic land in the mediterranean lands.\n\nSo latin America has huges differences with northern Europe (economic, religious, racial, linguistically), but much less with southern Europe (same religion, similar languages and partly same ethnic composition) (but still differences of economic level and amerindian/african influences in Lat Am)
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It's in Central America, the thin strip of land connecting greater North America and South America.  It boarders Panama and Nicaragua.  It's very tropical - has rainforests.\n\nYou can see it here : http://www.gsn.org/past/roger/middleam.jpg  (it's kind of a green-blue color on that map)\n\n\nWanted to add... NOT in South America.  Technically it's in North America, but, more specifically, Central America.
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they are found in the rainforests of Guyana, Suriname, Venezuela,and Brazil in South America.In Guyana there can be found the Southern three and two toed sloths
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1. Russia\n2. Southern Asia\n3. (You meant Tropic of Capricorn)\nAfrica:\nDemocratic Republic of Congo, Gabon, Uganda, Congo, and Kenya\nSoutheast Asia: Indonesia\nSouth America: Peru, Brazil, Columbia, and Ecuador\n4. Argentina and Brazil, Southern Atlantic Ocean
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The southern, by far. The majority of the world's land,\nespecially Asia, is located in the nothern hemisphere.\nAlmost everything from Chile to Mozambique is water,\nexcept for Australia.
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Definitely South America, probably Brazil.
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central and the north part of south america
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South American Argiope\nYou can found the website on Wikipedia.
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Probably the Democratic Republic of the Congo, formerly called Zaire.
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Ayahuasca (aya-soul/dead, wasca-vine/rope) or Yage (ya-hey) are native Amazonian names for the jungle vine Banisteriopsis Caapi, and the medicinal tea prepared from it. \n\nThe Banisteriopsis vine is a Malpighiaceous jungle liana found in the tropical regions of Peru, Bolivia, Panama, Brazil, the Orinoco of Venezuela and the Pacific Coast of Colombia/Ecuador. The vine constitutes the common base ingredient of the Ayahuasca tea which is used widely used throughout indigenous Amazonia to enable access to the visionary or mythological world that provides revelation, healing, and ontological security (Dobkin De rios 1972, Grof 1994, Andritsky 1984).