My country: Franeland. Geographical information…. (MORE THAN THREE SLIDES at minimum) LOTS of maps, pictures, etc. Be sure to show the map IN context.

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My country: Franeland

Geographical information…. (MORE THAN THREE SLIDES at minimum) LOTS of maps, pictures, etc. Be sure to show the map IN context with the continent Show the topographic and political MAPS

Demographics (MORE THAN THREE SLIDES at minimum) Provide visuals to help explain how the country is divided by religion, ethnicity, education, etc.

Economics Poverty, unemployment, etc. in relation to the rest of the world AND in relation to their respective region

Free Response EXPLAIN with words, research, and visuals the one POLITICAL PROBLEM your nation faces today

POLITICAL INFORMATION (40%) This information should be the most detailed part of the project. You need to be able to explain HOW the government works, who runs the nation, what institutions exist and serve the people, etc.