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1 Canada vs. Zimbabwe a country comparison
Canadian Geography Human Systems

2 Background Map of country, region, continent
Brief background of country Is it poor? Rich? Is it war torn? Etc.

3 Canada

4 Zimbabwe

5 Country overview Geographic overview of Canada
Location Politics Issues environment Geographic overview of Zimbabwe Location Politics Issues environment

6 Population Pyramids Canada Zimbabwe

7 Population Analysis Type of pyramid Trends observations

8 Demographic data Population Area Population density Population Area

9 Natural Increase Rate CBR CDR NIR CBR CDR NIR

10 Migration and Growth Net Migration Growth Rate (as %) Doubling Time

11 Other Statistics Life Expectancy Infant Mortality Rates Literacy Rates

12 Ethnicity Pie Charts

13 Ethnicity Pie Charts

14 Final Analysis Compare and contrast the two countries
Which is more similar to Canada? Why?

15 References Zimbabwe, (2014). The CIA World Factbook. Retrieved from:
factbook/geos/zw.html

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