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Phase
I and II Country Profiles - Group 3
This student work sample shows two country profiles,
Cuba and Chile, made by one student in group 3.
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Country Profile
Cuba
Name: Cuba
Languages: Spanish
Government: Republic
Capital: Havana
Location: 23 1/2 N, 19 N, 84 W, 73 W
Cuba eastern area has a lot of mountains and the rest of Cuba
is a limestone stone platform, put all the Bahamas together
and Cuba would still be the biggest. The climate is very warm
from 71 to 100 degrees year around. Cuba does not have a very
solid economy because all they export is sugar.
This country is very communist because it is run by Fidel Castro.
Data table
Population: 11,015,000
Capital: 2,119,059
Area: 42,804
Ethnic groups:
whites 66%
Mulatto 22%
Black 12%
life expectancy:
males 74
females 78
Adult literacy 91%
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Phase
II Country Profile - Chile
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Country Profile
Chile
Name: Chile
Capital: Santiago
Form of Government: Republic
Language: Spanish
Location: 30 S, 0 W
Chile is considered to be in three section north, central,
south. The north has a desert climate with occasional flooding
and the population is low. The central part of Chile has a
range of mountains has the high population and it is most
of Chile's population.
Chile has a limited economy so it would be good for M.O.I.
to set up there it. The biggest source in Chile is Santiago
and it chief imports is vehicles. It natural disasters are
earthquakes and they happen often. Language is Spanish.
Population: 13,795,000
Literacy 93% 12,829,350
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References
The World Almanac
Robert Farmighetti
Mahwah, New Jersey
1997
World Facts and Maps
Rand Mcnally
1995
World Atlas
Scott Foresman
Glenview, Illinois
1994
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