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This template is an example. Students should have input as to what they feel is important in determining the following: How is the country I am researching the same as or different from the country I live in? What factors are important in determining life expectancy?
People of the World
Information Template  
Name: _________________________________________________________   Country: Mozambique 
Partner’s Name:  ________________________________________________________ Partner’s Country: Bolivia


Field United States Country
Mozambique
Country
Bolivia
Continent North America Africa South America
Area in Square Miles 9,629,091 801,590 1,098,580
Arable Land 19% 4% 2%
Permanent Pasture 25% 56% 24%
Forest and Woodlands 30% 18% 53%
Land Use—Other 26% 22% 21%
Population 276 million 19 million 8 million
Environmental Issues Air pollution resulting in acid rain, largest emitter of carbon dioxide, water pollution, limited water in southwest Long civil war and recurrent drought
resulting in high
urban population and coastal areas with deseretification and pollution
Clearing of land for
agricultural purposes and international demand for
tropical timber contributing
to deforestation; soil erosion
from overgrazing and poor cultivation methods; loss of biodiversity; industrial pollution of water supplies
Population Growth Per Year .9 % 1.3% 1.8%
Births Per 1,000 Women 14.2 14.2 27.3
Deaths Per 1,000 People Per Year 8.7 24.2 8.2
HIV/AIDS Deaths Per Year 20,000 98,000 380
Physicians Per 100,000 People 276 6 130
People Living With HIV/AIDS 850,000  1,200,000 4,200
HIV/AIDS Prevalence .6% 13.2% .1%
Infant Mortality Rate Per 1,000 Live Births 6.8 139.2 59
Life Expectancy 77 36 64

Access to Safe Water, % of Population in 2000

100 57 83
Fertility, Average Births Per Woman 2.1 4.8 3.5
Ethnic Groups

White 83%, Black 12%, Asian 3%, Amerindian, Other 2%

Indigenous Tribal 99%, Other 1%

Quechua 30%, Mestizo 30%, Aymara 25%, White 15%

Religion Protestant 56%,
Roman Catholic 28%, None 10%, Other 4%, Jewish 2%
Indiginous Beliefs 50%
Chrisitian 30%, Muslim 20%
Roman Catholic 95%, Other 5%
Languages English, Spanish Portuguese, Indigenous Dialects Spanish, Quechua, Aymara
Literacy 97% 42% 83%
Government Type Federal Republic Republic Republic
Capital Washington, DC Maputo La Paz
GDP in U.S. $ Per Year 9.2 trillion 19.1 million 20 billion
GDP Per Capita in U.S. $ Per Year 33,900 1,000 2,600
Population in Poverty 12.7% 70% 70%
Unemployment 4.2% 21% 11.4%
Exports in U.S. $ Per Year 663 billion 390 million 1 billion
Exports Products

Capital goods, automobiles, industrial supplies, raw materials, consumer goods, agricultural products

Cotton, cashews,
sugarcane, tea, cassava, corn, rice, coconuts, sisal, tropical fruits, beef,
poultry

Soybeans, coffee, coca,
cotton, corn, sugarcane, rice, potatoes, timber

Imports in U.S. $ Per Year 912 billion 1.4 billion 1.1 billion
Economic Aid Donor     Recipient Recipient
Economic Aid in U.S. $ Per Year 6.9 billion 1 billion 588 million
Internet Service Providers 7,600  8 9
Natural Hazards

Tsunamis, volcanoes, earthquakes, hurricanes, tornadoes, forest fires, floods, permafrost

Droughts, floods, cyclones Floods
Illicit Drugs Consumer: cocaine, heroine, marijuana
Producer: drug money laundering
Consumer: South Asian hashish,
South Asian heroin,
South American cocaine
Producer: cannabis and methaqualone
Producer: coca
(world's third-largest)
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