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Geography Research for Hispanic Heritage Month Students

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Wealth of Nations research: students list capital, 2 exports and 2 imports for six nations, Argentina to Cuba
Launch the online trade research; opens with an Adam Smith quote
Trade chart continued: capital, exports and imports for Ecuador through Paraguay, plus 2019 US census Hispanic data
Second research session; census stats can spark discussion
Trade chart for Peru, Puerto Rico, Uruguay and Venezuela, plus extra credit: identify a blue flag with a seal
Wrap-up of the chart with a bonus flag challenge for early finishers
Map of South America labeling: students write each nation's name on the arrow lines; Brazil Latino vs Hispanic note
Map skills follow-up after the country research
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Hispanic Heritage Month: Geography Research is a resource for students to engage in research about:

*Countries capital city

*Countries imports and exports

*Hispanic population in the USA

*Geographic location

This Hispanic Heritage Month: Geography Research also includes a table for students to complete through their research. This table includes the capital city, exports, and imports for each of the countries located.

Additionally, this Hispanic Heritage Month: Geography Research includes a page with the map of Latin-American countries for students to write in the names for each nation on the map of South America, on the lines provided.

This Hispanic Heritage Month: Geography Research was designed for students in 6th, 7th, 8th, and/or 9th grades. This resource may be used as a part of a lesson for students to engage and complete the research. Additionally, the resource may be used as an assessment to evaluate how much students have learned about the topic. Students may receive the map first and then the table to complete, or all pages together for students to complete. Teachers need to establish time limits for students to complete this resource.

This Hispanic Heritage Month: Geography Research resource is ready to print and use. A PDF with 4 pages.

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