Peru, Bolivia, and Chile

3. The majority religion in Peru, Bolivia, and Chile.
7. The southern part of Chile has a cold and rainy __________.
10. Peru’s eastern region is covered mostly by this type of forest.
13. The mountain range affects this important part of the weather.
15. The world’s driest desert, found in northern Chile.
16. An Indigenous language spoken in Peru and Bolivia.
18. The large lake on the border of Peru and Bolivia.
20. The capital city of Bolivia.
21. A famous Incan site and tourist destination in Peru.
22. Many people live near the coast because it is easier for farming and __________.
24. This form of travel is important in mountainous regions.
26. The Andes Mountains are rich in these underground natural materials.
27. The Andes are known for their steep and __________ terrain.
28. People build homes and roads differently depending on the __________.

1. Peru’s coastline lies along this ocean.
2. A famous salt flat in Bolivia, one of the largest in the world.
4. The capital city of Peru.
5. Peru and Chile both have major ports for international __________.
6. The Atacama Desert is famous for being extremely __________.
8. A plateau region in Bolivia known for its high elevation.
9. Many people in the Andes still follow traditional ways of __________.
11. The language most commonly spoken in these three countries.
12. The capital of Chile lies in a valley between the Andes and the coast.
13. Bolivia does not have one of these, which makes trade more difficult.
14. The long mountain range that runs through all three countries.
17. A popular Indigenous language spoken in the highlands of Bolivia and Peru
19. A major river that begins in Peru and flows across South America.
21. A major industry in Chile related to copper.
23. The temperature in the Andes gets __________ as elevation increases.
25. Most people in these countries live in __________ areas.