Middle America is a realm of Mexico, Central America, and the greater and lesser Antilles. Central America consists only of Guatemala, The Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama and Belize.
Middle America is the term usually used to describe the Midwestern United States or more specifically, the states of Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota, and Wisconsin. It's also sometimes used figuratively to refer to the American middle class.
Central America, on the other hand, is the central geographic region of the Americas, which looks like a land bridge connecting North America (Canada, the United States and Mexico) with South America (Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, and others). Central America is composed of seven small Latin American countries, named Guatemala, Belize, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Panama.
Middle America is a term that most commonly refers to the central United States that includes the Ohio Valley, central and northern Mississippi Valley and Central plains to the Rockies. The area generally does not include "The South" meaning that Texas, Kentucky and sometimes Arkansas are not considered "middle America"
Middle can also sometimes mean the American (United States) economic middle class. And it can mean the "average" American (United States) citizens.
In some circumstances it can mean all three of these things at the same time. Essentially when some one is talking about "middle America" they are talking about average people of average means from the central US with "average" values. When American (United States) politicians campaign talking about middle America, this is what they are describing.
Central America is the name of the swath of land that connects North America with South America containing the countries of Guatemala, Belize, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Panama. Mexico is also sometimes considered part of Central America, but generally it is listed as part of North America.
Middle America includes the Caribbean and countries between the United States and Colombia (although Colombia and Venezuela are sometimes included). Central America only includes the countries between Mexico and Colombia; Middle America includes Central America along with other countries/regions.
Middle America refers to the central region of the United States.* As an area it implies an economy of mostly agricultural, mining, and heavy industry. * As a people it means 'average' or 'regular' people of traditional values and beliefs.Central America refers to the geographic central area of the continents North and South America. Central America is the narrower land bridge between the two continents, from Mexico in the north to Panama in the south.
middle amereica is a term that is sometimes used for all the lands between the united states and south amereica how is middlw amereica different from central America
A region with Middle America located between Mexico and Columbia.
Middle America incorporates the Caribbean as well as countries that lie between the United States and Colombia.
There is North America, Central (or Middle) America, and South America. Central (Middle) America is associated with North America.
a region within Middle America lying between Mexico and Colombia
coast is by the ocean, but central valley is in the middle of California
central America and the Caribbean make up middle America
Yes
Mexico is actually a country, and the other countries are small, so they're considered as Central America. And it is considered to be part of Central America. It's actually not a part of Central America,and Mexico is in the middle with other countries so it's called Middle America.
North America, though culturally it's part of Latin America and is sometimes considered (with Central America and the Caribbean islands) to form a "Middle America" intermediate between North and South.