History, 05.06.2020 06:00 xXCoryxKenshinXx
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1. Choose one country in North America (not including the United States) to research. View the map to help you choose,
2. Research the selected country. Find geography information and data on its standard of living. A helpful resource s the CIA World Factbook. Complete the
Country Recommendation worksheet with information about the country you selected
3. Compare the standard of living in your selected country with that of the United States. Write this comparison in at least three to five complete sentences.
4. Examine the information you have researched Decide whether you recommend this country for your family's new home. Write down the reasons you do or do
not recommend it.
5. Save your worksheet in one file to turn in. Use the name "Country_Recommendation_your name" for your file to turn in.
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