A: Find 3 different websites (Internet sources) to help you
for research. Site your sources in the proper format.
B: From all three sites, give the most accurate following
information about your country.
1. Population
2. Climate (Dry? Wet? Cold? Give weather and temperatures.)
3. Food (What is a typical meal?)
4. Economy (Find out what G.D.P. stands for and where
they fall in terms of power and money!)
5. Resources (For example: Do they grow corn? Produce
Oil? Corn? Rice? Fish?
6. Current relationship with U.S.A. (Good? Bad? Trade agreement?
War? Does America depend on your country for resources, or do
they depend on the U.S.A.?)
7. Find one current article in the news written about your country.
(It can be from a popular news site, magazine or newspaper cut out
(but make sure you bring the hard copy to school if you cut it out!)
Site properly and summarize in a few sentences. No plagiarism!
8. Read a friend’s comment and give him/her a compliment.
42 comments:
A.
1)http://www.asiarooms.com/
2)http://www.jobmonkey.com/ 3)http://www.thaiembassy.jp/
B.
The Popluation is 64,631,595
THe climate in Thailand is tropical, high in temperature and humidity.There foods are like Indian food such as curry.They export a lot of things such as tin, textiles, fish products, rice, tapioca, jewllery, electronic appliances, furniture, plastics, and intergrrated circuits. They depend on exporting those items to make money.As I said above. they grow rice and mine for tin. They also raise fish products.The Untied States are cl9ose with the Thailand. They also threw a party.
In the Bangkok Post, one article about the use of ethanol. The ethanol could be used in gasoline. Using 85% ethanol and 15% gasoline, a car can still work well.
For Number 8. can't do cause nobody post.
I will make one up. Good Job Everyone!
-Bryan
A.http://www.reference.com/
http://encarta.msn.com/
http://www.infoplease.com/
B. 1. population: 82,431,000
2. temperate climate (meaning season temperatures are usually mild, but weather is unpredictable)
3. Meals usually include pork, sausages, cabbages, beets, turnips, and potatoes. Favorite kinds of alcoholic beverages include beer, brandy, schnapps, and tea.
4a.GDP stands for "Gross Domestic Product", meaning the total value made from goods and/or services. The amount depends on the numbers used in an equation used to find the GDP. To find the total, add up the value of the goods and services produced.
4b. Most of Germany's products our based on engineering, such as automobiles, machinery, metals, and chemical goods. Germany is also the leading-producer of wind turbines and solar-powered technology.
5. Agriculture goods include sugar beets, potatoes, wheat, barley, and rye. Mining resources include lignite, bituminous coal, petroleum, natural gas, salt, and potash.
Daniel (have no more space/continue on my next comment.
(Bryan, I'm here, Daniel)
6. One relationship between Germany and USA is that they are major trade partners for exports and imports.
7.( this is most current)In the fall of 2005, Christian democrats won an election over the Social democrats, with the winning democrats capturing 226 seats in Bundestag and the losing team capturing 222 seats.
8.Good job Bryan! Some facts are a bit general, but overall, it was pretty good.
Daniel
A
. Google Search
. Wiki
. yahoo
B 9,031,088 about in July 2007
The climate in Sweden is fair. Today was 55 degrees in f. The food in Sweden is like United states. Most fruits are imported from other countries. They export furniture, volvo cars, industrial products, Salomon, and reindeer meat. Their food is Reindeer steak and Smoked Salmon. The Swedish think Smoked Salmon is very Swedish. Also Sweden raises the most Reindeer.
Good Job Bryan!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Katzhu!
Once in Sweden the Danish king came to a park in Sweden. The citizens of Sweden didn't like them so they fought. The Danish king told his army to kill them. The people who were dead is honored by representing them with color stones to honor them
Go Sweden
good job Dan!
Katzhu
A.http://www.onlinenewspapers.com/greece.htm
http://www.state.gov/r/pa/ei/bgn/3395.htm
https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/gr.html
B.
The population is 10,722,816.
The climate in Greece is temperate, with mild, wet winters, and hot, dry summers.They seem to have a variety of foods, but I couldn't find the exact things they eat.Their economy is made of tourism, immigrant work as in agricultural and unskilled work, but most of it is still about the Athens Olympic Games. Their resources are lots of minerals/elements, marble, salt, and hydropower potential. Greece has a OK agreement with the U.S.A. They trade with the U.S. of 4.5% of their exports. The article is about a new observatory in Crete. High up in a village to the south-east of Crete that has three different telescopes that you can look through! Hey Bryan! Mice information! It is very informative about Thailand! Good luck on Number 8!
-Jake
also Sweden has okay Relations with United States!
kat
Nice job Jake!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
A.
http://www.reference.com
https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/it.html
http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0107658.html
B.
1.population:58,147,733
2.In the north, the climate is affected by the mountains and in the south, it is hot and dry. In the costal regions, winters are mild and summers and generally hot and dry.
3.People in Italy usually eat potatoes, beef, and all the other foods that come from the agricultral business. they also drink wine.(made from the grapes there)
4.G.D.P. stands for "Gross Domestic Product" which is determined by finding the total value of the services, goods, and products produced.
5.Some of the agricultral products are soybeans, fruits, vegetables, sugarbeets, grain, potatoes, olives, grapes, and livestock.(beef,sheep)Coal and oil are important resources and important to Italy's economy.
6.Italy supports the United States and our security activities.
7.Iread an article in a recent TIME magazine about Italy and how they are starting to build nuclear facilities again. They have made this decision because of the inflation in gas prices and how fossil fuels harm the environment.
8.Great answers, Daniel!You sound like an expert in Germany!:]
continued from 6:America is also important to Italy's economy because of tourists and tourism.
A.
1) https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/as.html
2) http://www.about-australia.com/
B. The population of Australia is about 20,600,856. The climate in North Australia is tropical while the climate of South and East Australia is is temperate. There are a alot of food there too, they eat grubs, fish, lizards, snakes, moths, shellfish, emu, birds, kangaroos, lambs , vegetable, and lastly berries and fruits. Australia has 889.7 billion dollars. It is located as the sixth largest country with the most money. Their resources arebauxite, coal, iron ore, copper, tin, gold, silver, uranium, nickel, tungsten, mineral sands, lead, zinc, diamonds, natural gas,and petroleum. Australia has good relationship with the U.S. and my country doesn't depend on the United States. There will be a film Festival in sidney and the person who has the best film wins $60,000. Nice job Bryan.=)
A.
1)http://www.wikipedia.org/
2)http://news.search.yahoo.com
3)http://alibaba.com/
B.The population of the Philippines about 90.5 million. The climate is tropical and hot. It's very hot in the Summer and cold in the Winter. A typical meal is usually made of animals. They don't eat veggies that much. the best food I've had is a kind of fish. The worst food I've seen (and don't want to taste), is a meal made of all the parts of a pig (except the bones.) They even add the blood used as (soup). GDP stands for "Gross Domestic Product". The Philippines exports clothes, Jewellery furniture, dead fish and pig, fruit and more! The Philippines do not grow or make anything but they mine for gold and other solid elements for money. The U.S. thinks that the Philippines is okay. THey had no wars or trades. I don't think the Philippines relies on the U.S. or the other way around. Today the Philippines is now known as the world's third largest English speaking country. Also, the Maoist rebels killed over 50 soldiers in the Philippines. I'm done!
Jordan :P
Good job X.P.!!!!!!!!!! your facts are so interesting!!!!!!!!!!
Jordan :P
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A.
1)https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/mx.html
2)http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mexico
3)http://www.theodora.com/wfbcurrent/mexico/mexico_geography.html
B) From the three sites I would say that they all helped me. I knew a lot because I never learned about this country for a while. Anyway back to the project. I learned that Mexico has 31 states or cities I guess and 1 federal district. The 31 states or cities are Aguascalientes, Baja California, Baja California Sur, Campeche, Chiapas, Chihuahua, Coahuila de Zaragoza, Colima, Distrito Federal*, Durango, Guanajuato, Guerrero, Hidalgo, Jalisco, Mexico, Michoacan de Ocampo, Morelos, Nayarit, Nuevo Leon, Oaxaca, Puebla, Queretaro de Arteaga, Quintana Roo, San Luis Potosi, Sinaloa, Sonora, Tabasco, Tamaulipas, Tlaxcala, Veracruz-Llave, Yucatan, Zacatecas.
1. The population for Mexico is 109,955,400.
2. The climate can be either tropical to desert.So it can be both wet and dry.The temperature is high.
3. Mexico's food include rice,beef,pork,chicken,wine,garlic and onions.Those food are all imported diets. Here are the pre-Columbian foods: maize, tomato,vanilla,avocado,papaya,pineapple,chile pepper,beans,squash,limes,sweet potato,peanut and turkey.
4. "GDP" stands for "Gross Domestic Product" which means how much products you have manufactured or sold.
5. Their resources are petroleum,silver,gold,lead,zinc,natural gas and timber.
6. Mexico exports oil to the U.S. The U.S. gives the manufactured products back to Mexico.
7. In Mexico there are tsunamis along the Pacific Coast and hurricanes on the Pacific, Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean coasts.There are earthquakes and volcanoes that have killed many people who are in the center and south.
8. Great Job Cynthia!!! I really learned from you!Your writings are AWESOME!!GO CYNTHIA!!^.^
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A.http://www3.nationalgeographic.com
http://www.infoplease.com/
http://www.lonelyplanet.com
B. 1.Population is 184,184,000. Brasilia has 3,099,000 people. Brasilia is 3,300,169 square miles. 2.Brazil is tropical. 3.Alagoas, Bahia, Cear, Maran and Sergipe are typical food in Brazil. 4.Brazil's GDP is the highest of Latin America with large agricultural, mining, manufacturing, and service sectors. 5.Industry: textiles, shoes, chemicals, cement, lumber, iron ore. Brazil makes coffee, soybeans, wheat, rice, beef, iron ore, soybeans, footwear, coffee. 6.Brazil have many tourists
and is thought of as a nice country. 7.People say "...a country with staggering beauty."
Good job everyone!!!
By the way sorry if i used too many space o.o
gdshsdhsh
A.
1.http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0108078.html
http://www.worldatlas.com/webimage/countrys/europe/uke.htm
3.http://www.wordtravels.com/Travelguide/Provinces/England/Climate/
B.
1. Population: 60,776,238
2. Tempreture is mostly cold.
3. Thay eat pretty average meals but they happen to love to eat meat.
4. They're economy is high...sorta. Before it had a pretty unstable economy but slowly it began to grow again.
5.They grow oilseed, potatoes, and vegetables.
6. They don't fight with American and they really aren't that cozy either. They mostly interact with contries around them.
7. There is currently a disease...I'm not sure what but it is contagious and it is going around Great Britan.
8. Thanks Cynthia!! You helped me a lot!
Brazil is famous for soccer.
A.
http://www.admin.ch/
http://www.wikipedia.org/
http://about.ch/
B.
1. Population: 7591400
2. Switzerland has a moderate climate. Summers are relatively warm and wet, while winters are cold and wet. In summer, temperatures can reach up to 100 degrees Fahrenheit. In winter, temperatures can be well below freezing.
3. A typical meal is hashed browns. This dish is called Roesti. Other dishes are cheese and meat fondue and sliced veal with a creamy sauce.
4. G.D.P. means Gross Domestic Product which is the combined value of all the goods and services produced by a country in one year. Switzerland ranks 6th worldwide for nominal G.D.P. per capita.
5. Switzerland doesn't have many resources. Cheese and dairy making makes up a part of the economy. Most of the economy is made up of banking, precision tools such as watches, and medical drugs.
6. The U.S. and Switzerland are at peace with each other. Some Swiss firms like Swatch have branches in the U.S. There are also Starbucks in Switzerland. Neither country really depends on the other but there are some trade links.
7. On December 12, 2007 the new legislature elected the Swiss Federal Council for a term of four years. The Swiss Federal Council is made up of seven ministers, one of which is president. The president rotates each year. The current president is Pascal Couchepin. Corina Casanova is the vice-president.
8. Nice facts for Italy!
A. www.cia.gov
www.encata.msn.com
www.en wikipedia.com
B. 1.Population: 16,645,313 (July 2008 est.)
2. Climate: temperate; marine;cool summers and mild winters.
3. Rauwe Andijvie Stamppot.
4. GDP (purchasing power parity):$638.9 billion (2007 est.)
GDP (official exchange rate):$754.9 billion (2007 est.)
5.Natural resources: limestone, salt, and sand .
resouce: Rabbits and wind mill.
6. Some Amricans think Holland was a good, respectful, and peace country. the amricans likes to visit Holland.
7. In the 1600s, Holland claim Taiwan, but a chinese general, Zheng Chen Gong defeat the Duches.
The Duches send a letter, said if chinese leave Taiwan, they'll give them 100,000 white golds. The general said no, Taiwan is a part of China, if the Duches don't leave he'll kill them. so the Duches leave.
8. That was amazing! Guys!
A.
1) http://www.geographia.com/chile/
2)http://www.state.gov/r/pa/ei/bgn/
1981.htm
3)http://www.cnn.com
B.
1. The population is about 16 million.
2. The northern region of Chile is dry, the central region of Chile is sunny and warm, and the southern region of Chile is cool and damp. The temperature and weather depends on which part of Chile.
3. Chileans love to eat spicy stuff, but not in their meal, before their meal. They also like to eat lots and lots of meat. They eat 4 meals a day!
4. G.D.P. stands for Gross Domestic Product. You find it by getting the total value of the good, services, and products produced.
5. Most of the natural resources in Chile are from the mines. They are coal, copper, iron ore, and a lot of other precious metals.
6. Recently, the relationship between Chile and the US is really good. It is the best relationship between the two countries in history! They often make trade agreements with each other. Chile depends on the U.S. to export their products.
7. I recently read an article on CNN. There was a volcanic eruption in Southern Chile. The people were saved, the dogs and cats were saved, and 6,000 tons of salmon were saved as well! They were placed onto fishing boats and thrown back into the water after the eruption.
8. Good job Daniel! You wrote very thorough answers. Well written!
A.
1)http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/poland
2)http://www.poland.pl/news/index.htx
3)http://www.infoplease.com/pa/a0107891.htm
B.
1)The population of Poland is 38,518,241 (in 2007).
2)Summers are generally warm, with an average temperature of 68 to 80 degrees fahrenheit. In the winter,it's cold with average temperatures of 37 degrees in the northwest and 17 degrees in the northeast.
3)A bowl of soup usually starts off a Polish meal, which is sometimes red beet soup and stuffed dumplings or fermented rye soup. Then comes the appetizer, smoked salmon or smoked eel. After that it's time for salad. Finally it's the main course. Most of the time,Polish people include some kind of meat in their meals, such as pork, chicken, or fish.
4)G.D.P. stands for Gross Domestic product, which is the final value of all goods and services from a nation in a given year.
5)Cannot find (looked for thirty minutes already.)
6)Poland wants to be part of the U.S. plans and in exchange for better air defense. Kind of good relationship.
7)I read the article about Agata Mroz one of the leaders of the Polish National Team that won a gold in the European Championships in 2003 and 2005, was pregnant when doctors discovered a serious case of Leukemia, and died two weeks ago while undergoing a bone marrow transplant.
8)Nice description of Germany!
-Felix Ching
A.1.http//en.wikpedia.org/wik/Egypt
2.www.reference.com/
3.http//www.wikibuddy,com
B.The population in Egypt is about80,335,036. Egypt does not recieve much rainfall in the winter.Egyptians eat Shish Kabobs plates. They also eat salad. Economy depends on agriculture. the resources in Egypt is natural gas, zinc,lead.petroleum,iron ore,abestos, and limestone.I am not sure about the next question.But there were a few trades.Amanda, you have lots of information! Good Job!
1)http://www.wikipedia.com/
2)http://www3.nationalgeographic.com/
3)http://www.worldinfozone.com/
B.The speak French and Malgasy. The population is 19,448,815. Many of the plants and wildlife of Madagascar are not found anywhere else in the world. The highest point in Madagascar is Maromokotro (2,876 m). They got thier independence at June 26,1960. President Mark Ravalomanana.
nice comment xaunkang!
A.
1)http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South Korea
2)http://au.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080330141023AAc3ICG
3)
B.
1)The population of South Korea is 49,044,790 and the population of North Korea is 27,301,725.
2)The climate in Korea still has the four different climates. In the summer, the weather is rainy, hot, and humid. Umbrellas are found everywhere in Korea when it is raining. From June to March, there are heavu rain, and in August, there are hight speed winds.
3)In Korea, the typical food that they eat are seaweed soup, rice and Pajeon(Green Onion Pancake)
4)GDP stands for gross dosmetic product.
5)The main resources of Korea are coal, tungsten, graphite, lead, hydropower potential, and molybdenum.
6)The relationship between Korea and the U.S's relationships are pretty good. The U.S helped the Koreans divide the peninsula in World War II.
7)People believe that their president is a bit crazy. He wears elavator shoes so then he could be taller than 5 feet 3 inches.
8)Nice excuse Bryan.....
A.www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/print/nz.html
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Zealand
www.conservapedia.com/New_Zealand
B. 1.4,173,460
2.temperature with sharp regional contrasts
3.kiwifruit,red wine,fresh fish,shellfish
4.dependent British market
5.natural gas,iron ore,sand,coal,timber,hydropower,gold,limestone
6.not so well
7.New Zealand's Themol power station closes for 4 days
8.Good job Charlotte!
-Teresa Huang
lots of info felix
A.
1.www.wikipedia.com
2.www.infoplease.com
3.www.encarta.msn.com
B.
1.The population is about 127,433,494 people.
2.The Climate in Japan is a little bit colder because it is near the North Pole and above sea level.
3.Mainly, the Japan people's typical meal is shushi, but sometimes its seafood(like fish.)
4.G.D.P. stands for Gross Domestic Product and falls in the 4.4 trillion dollars rank.
5.The main crops are rice and cereal. The other crops grown are like vegetables, industrial crops and more!
6.The old relationship between Japan and the U.S. were just plain old war. But now, Japan and the U.S. somehow made friends and are trading products now.
7.I recently read a news article about some U.S. astronauts floated into Japan's space lab which was really wierd.
8.Go EVERYBODY!!! =D
A.
1) http://www2.lhric.org/
2) http://www.kidskonnect.com/
3)http://www.woodlands-junior.kent.sch.uk/
B.
Population- 60,180,529
Climate- Cool winters and mild summers
Meal-Quiche, souffles, mousse, pate, croissants, crepes, and French bread.
Resources- France is popular with it's cheese, wine, and purfume.
Relationship with U.S.A.- Can't find.
News- A bus slammed into the side of a train. 7 children were killed and 24 were injured.
Good Job Charlotte and Amanda! :)
Wow! Great research 401! Tim has fantastic organization. Bryan is first and I liked how everyone complimented each other. Ugh...I guess it is my turn!
Miss Lou
lol alyssa that late? umm no ofence btw -.- srry >.>
and hi miss lou
A. Afghanistan Internet Sources
1. http://www.afghan-web.com/
2. https://www.cia.gov
3. http://www.infoplease.com
B. Facts
1. Population: 32,738,376
2. Climate: Cold Winters, Dry Summers with some humidity and rain
3. Food: flatbread, fried fish, tomatoes, onions, nuts, pickled foods, kebabs, much Middle Eastern and East Asian influence, beef, eggplant, squash, black tea, garlic
4. GDP: $21.5 billion (92nd)
5. Products: nuts, fruit, wheat, cereal, used to be opium, rugs, precious stones
6. The US and Afghanistan has built their relationship upon 150 years of history. US has given 30 billion to help AFG during Soviet invasion. They enhance relations and want to work on helping one another.
7. "KABUL, Afghanistan - Gunmen firing assault rifles assassinated Afghan Vice President Abdul Qadir, a veteran Pashtun, as he was leaving the Ministry of Public works. Roadblocks were set up throughout Kabul but all the gunmen escaped." (www.gems-afghan.com)
8. Excellent organization and meticulous research Cynthia, Claire, Daniel, Kev, Tim, Felix, Amanda...
A. 1)http://www.wikipedia.com
2)http://www.nomadicjourneys.com/mongolia/climate.asp
3)http://www. http://wikitravel.org/en/Mongolia
B.
1) The population of Mongolia is 2,951,786 (July 2007 estimate).
2) The climate of Mongolia is cold during most of the year. Sometimes, Mongolian cities can be as hot as 39 Celsius and as cold as -10.3 Celsius.
3) A typical diet is sheep or mutton with fried noodles or other foods. Many Mongolians also eat buuz; about 6 makes a meal.
4) G.D.P. stands for Gross domestic product, which Mongolia’s are $8.448 billion in total, $2,900 per capita (2007 estimate). Mongolia’s economy is mainly based on agriculture and mining. Mongolia falls behind a little in economy, owing many debts.
5) Mongolia has mineral resources that are rich, including copper, coal, gold, tin, molybdenum, and tungsten. Mongolia’s agriculture is mainly tomatoes, wheat, barley, vegetables, sea – buckthorn, fodder crops, and watermelons.
6) The U. S. has good relations with Mongolia, and Mongolia has a positive relation to U.S. They both don’t rely on each other for many resources.
7) In an article, I read that in 209 B.C., Mete Khan and Modu Shanyu formed a confederation, which later built a powerful threat: the Great Wall of China.
8) Great job Daniel! You gave many facts about Germany. Keep the good job up, everybody!
A.Websites used for research:
1.http://www.iceland.org/
2.http://www.food-links.com
3.http://www.icetourist.is/
B.
1.Population of Iceland : 304,367
2.The climate of Iceland is temperate.It has mild, windy winters and damp, cool summers.
3. Icelanders drink cold fresh milk during every meal. Puried fruits, vegetables, lamb and fish are also favorites. Fat is an impotant of their diet. They also eat a lot of cheese,cream and ice cream.
4.GDP stands for Gross Domestic Product. GDP was estimated at $19.52 billion in 2007 for Iceland.
Iceland is the most developed country along with Norway and fourth most productive country in the world.
5. In the absence of other natural resources, Iceland depends on fishing and fish products. It is facing a decline in fish stock.
6. The United States was the first country to recognize the existence of Iceland. There is a strong friendship between the two nations.
Iceland and US trade in marine equipments. There is a trade agreement in place.
7. Here is a news article about Iceland: http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/world/20080529-1008-iceland-.html
"A strong earthquake of 6.1 magnitude hit Iceland on Thursday 31 miles (50 km) southeast of the capital Reykjavik, damaging buildings in nearby Selfoss and sending terrified residents running into the streets." May 29, 2008
-Ashank Singh
i still need to practice piano at 10 pm lol ppls.
good night!
A.1.http://www.google.com
2.http://www.wikipedia.org
3.http://www.britannica.com
22,858,872 (July 2007 est.) Taiwan is very humid and hot. During springtime, the temperatures are usually around the 80s. Mostly, it is sunny all the time. During the summer, there are some typhoons, or "cyclones." The food in Taiwan is basically the food Chinese people eat. The food requires concentration, time, and skill. The importance of aroma, color, and taste are greatly needed. A typical meal includes meat, vegetables, and rice. They use lots of spices to let the smell and flavor increase. Then, the pedestrians might want to go in and try! Taiwanese eat a farrago of foods. GDP( Gross Domestic Product) is the amount of money a country gets by services or selling things. Usually, the time period is about 1 year. Taiwan exports many things such as food, electronics, furniture, rare metal, and car parts. They mine for gold, copper,iron, limestone, and marble.
They also grow sugar, pineapples, citrus fruits, crude tea, and asparagus. Taiwan depends on the U.S. for resources. They trade with the U.S. so they can get things. Taiwan also trades for weapons from the U.S. The U.S. have a good relationship with Taiwan because of their new president. The new president doesn't want war, and will not combine with China; the main reason that America likes them. If Taiwan combines with China, China will be the top in economics. Before after the communist propaganda, China finally allows the Taiwan newspaper in their country, and on the internet.
Good Job Everyone!!! :( poor me!!
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Samuel :)
hi!! Miss Lou rocks!!!!!!!
Great Job Katherine Cui
and Jordan!!
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A.
#1
https://www.cia.gov/
#2 http://www.infoplease.com/
#3
http://reference.com/
B.
#1 Spain's population is 40,491,051 people.
#2 Spain's climate is usually temperate or moderate. They have hot summers and cold winters. If you live along the coast the weather would be mostly cloudy and cool. The average temperature in the summer is in the
80's and winter is in the 50's. The average precipitation a year is about 60 centimeters.
#3 Many people enjoy their Spanish cuisines. Breakfast may contain a cup of coffee with a croissant or churro. A typical lunch or dinner would have salid or soup, some fish or meat, and dessert can be just a peice of fruit or pastry.
#4 GPD stands for "Gross Domestic Products". It is the value of the products or services produced. They make much of their money in agriculture, industries, and exporting goods.
#5 They grow and produce a lot of agriculture like vegetables, grain, and fish. Their industries provide things like automobiles, tourism, and footwear.
#6 The relationship between the United States and Spain are ok. Last year they imported and exported about $10,000. They haven't been in recent wars together.
#7 Madrid, Spain was recently chosen to be in the top 4 in being nominated for the 2016 Summer Olympics. The other 3 chosen were Chicago, United States, Tokyo, Japan, and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
#8 Good job to everyone that did Task II.
Andrew Tan
A.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canada
http://www.canada.gc.ca/
http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0107386.html
B.
1.Population - 2008 etimate 31,282,000
2.Climate - Winter can be harsh in many areas of country where daily average temperatures are near −15 °C (5 °F). In Summer Time the average high temperatures are generally in the low 20°C (70°F).
3. Food - American food and French food
4.Economy - Canada is one of the world's richest nations.GDP - $1.432 trillion
5.Resources - natural gas and oil; agricultural products; other natural resources such as gold,nickel,aluminum,and lead.
6. Economic relationshp with the United States has increased significantly since World War II. Both countries depend on each other.
7.
http://www.canada.com/vancouversun/news/story.html?id=30b3a121-364c-4198-903b-61a9812c3423
I just read an article about Canada goverment asks British Columbians to cut water use byone-third by 2020. The goverment had proposed several ways to help people to consume water usage. We should do the same in the United States.
8.Good job Samual. You did very good with Taiwan.
Ryan Chen
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