Across
- 5. Prehistoric cave painting depicting the outlines of numerous hands.
- 7. Seizing of indigenous territory in Patagonia from 1878-1884.
- 9. Mountain featured on the logo of the clothing brand Patagonia, located near Chile.
- 11. Third most populous city, major industrial center.
- 12. General Ongania's self-proclaimed revolt that sought to establish a permanent dictatorship.
- 14. City known for its wine.
- 16. National park where one can find fossils from the Triassic sandstone formation of the same name.
- 19. Epic poem about a gaucho who has to flee from the police after killing numerous people in knife fights.
- 24. Residence of Argentina's president.
- 26. 1820 battle that temporarily toppled a Centralist dictatorship, OR the 1859 one that forced Buenos Aires to remain part of Argentina.
- 27. First lady who campaigned for workers' and women's rights.
- 28. Shortbread cookie placed between dulce de leche (a sweet milk paste) and chocolate.
- 32. Monarchist counter-revolution that sought to reinstate the former viceroy as Argentina's authority.
- 33. Highest mountain outside of Asia, beating out Kilimanjaro, Denali, and Elbrus.
- 35. Dictator known for his human rights abuses during Operation Condor.
- 36. French-born pirate who led an invasion of California, the Philippines, and Peru during the War of Independence.
- 37. First pope from the Americas.
- 39. Canyon that has been used as a passage by the Incas, Spanish, and Argentines alike.
Down
- 1. Second most populous city in Argentina, also the name of a Spanish city.
- 2. Book written by a future president of Argentina that sought a path for Latin-American development.
- 3. Capital of Argentina
- 4. Cemetary where Argentina's most famous citizens are buried.
- 6. US backed military officer who used a coup to become president of Argentina...for three days.
- 8. Massive blue glacier located in Los Glaciares National Park.
- 10. First president of Argentina.
- 13. Stravinsky, Pavlova, and the New York Symphony Orchestra are only some of the big names that have played in this Neoclassical opera house.
- 14. An all-time football great who has played for Barcelona, Paris Saint-Germain, and the Argentina National Team.
- 15. Comic centering on a six-year-old girl growing up in 1960s Argentina, written by Quino and discontinued in 1973.
- 17. Major figure of the Spanish American wars of Independence.
- 18. One of the most famous Marxists in history who was one of the leaders of the Cuban Revolution.
- 20. Collection of poems by Jose Luis Borges, including "The Approach to Al'Mutasim."
- 21. Football player nicknamed "The Golden Boy."
- 22. City founded by a conquistador on his way to Peru.
- 23. Wetlands where one can find capybaras, the largest rodents in the world. Giant otters and caimans also live here.
- 25. City located near the river of the same name, which means "water that has strength" in Mapuche.
- 29. Ham-and-cheese sandwich made with puff pastries.
- 30. Named after the ship that Charles Darwin sailed on, this waterway is sometimes home to pygmy right whales.
- 31. Street dance that originated among African Argentines; "the dance of passion."
- 34. One of the southernmost cities in the world, considered a gateway to Antarctica.
- 38. Waterfalls located on the border between Brazil and Argentina.