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20-3 North Africa Today

Egypt Most populated country Poor farmers Limited jobs and resources

Government Republic influenced by Islamic law Leader of Arab countries Fewer personal freedoms Leader of Arab countries

Conflict Supporters of Islamic government Most of people: Violence Attacks on tourists Most of people: Poverty Literacy issues

Resources Limited farmland Delta – cotton Nile – vegetables and fruit

Economy Suez Canal - $5 billion a year Communications Natural gas Work in other countries

Cities Nile Valley and Delta Cairo – Capital Overpopulated 99% Poor, polluted Slums Overpopulated Some live in cemeteries and tombs

Rural Fellahin – own small plots along Nile Work on large farms owned by powerful families

Maghreb “West” Western Libya, Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco

Souks Souks – Marketplaces Free port – almost no taxes on goods

Libya Ruled by a dictator Uprising in 2011 Acts of violence against Israel Muammar Gaddafi Uprising in 2011

Algeria 1990’s – violence between government and Islamic groups Thousands killed

Tunisia Most women’s rights in region Economic ties with Europe

Morocco Only country in region with little oil Fertilizer Nile