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How many Americas are there?

0 0 0%
 
1 17 12.98%
 
2 65 49.62%
 
3 15 11.45%
 
3.14159 26535 89793 23846... 15 11.45%
 
4 5 3.82%
 
69 3 2.29%
 
88 3 2.29%
 
420 5 3.82%
 
I don't know. 3 2.29%
 
Total:131
DonFerrari on 07 November 2017

On High School level of Brazil

There are Americas, Africa, Europe. Asia, Oceania and Antartica.



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palou on 07 November 2017

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/America,_Limburg



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The Fury on 07 November 2017

7 continents are taught and is technically correct. It's about land masses and tectonic plates.



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Vinther1991 on 07 November 2017

North America
South America
Eurasia
Africa
Australia
Antarctica
India
Pacific



sc94597 on 07 November 2017

I was taught there were seven continents and four oceans:

North America
South America
Africa
Europe
Asia
Antarctica
Australia

Indian
Arctic
Atlantic
Pacific

But yeah it is pretty arbitrary.



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Vinther1991 on 07 November 2017
Ka-pi96 said:
Vinther1991 said:
North America
South America
Eurasia
Africa
Australia
Antarctica
India
Pacific

huh? You're the first to list India as a separate continent, how come?

It's on it's own continential plate



TomaTito on 07 November 2017

I was taught that the world has 6 continents, America considered as one, plus with this type of map.

 

It is funny that depending where you are the map might be centered differently:



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TomaTito on 07 November 2017
Ka-pi96 said:
TomaTito said:

It is funny that depending where you are the map might be centered differently:

Well considering Asia is always called "the east" it probably should be centred differently

I've seen that map being used in US highschools



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Johnw1104 on 07 November 2017

I will say that, while I've always felt it makes perfect sense to have both a North and South America, I've never been entirely sure where Central America should fall lol

Generally it is taught that there are three countries in North America (Canada, USA, Mexico), but it always seemed to me that North America should include everything down to the western half of Panama.



Nymeria on 07 November 2017

7 is what I learned growing up. They did change from saying Australia to more inclusive Oceania at some point for the southern Pacific region.