The richest 10 percent of Mexicans receive 60 percent of the country's income. In contrast, the poorest 30 percent receive a little over 4 percent of it. At present, over 40 percent of Mexico's people are poor. Because of this uneven distribute of income many of Mexicans illegally cross the border to the American side to work and receive money for they send to they’re families back home. Mexico is most resourceful at oil and many different kinds of metal.
Chad There is a country located in the central part of Africa and that country is Chad. Chad is a large country with an area of 1.284 million square kilometers. That is a little over three times the size of California. The climate in Chad is tropical in the south and more of a desert in the north. There is 300 square kilometers of irrigated land and Chad is also a significant source of water in the Sahel.
Haiti is only half of an island, the other half being the Dominican Republic, Haiti is the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere, and has a history of destructive earthquakes. Haiti is situated to the north of the Caribbean plate boundary, and the North American Plate. By 24 January, at least 52 aftershocks measuring 4.5 or greater on the Richter scale had been recorded. The US Geological Survey estimates that 3.5 million people lived in the area where 'moderate to heavy' damage occurred. The Haitian government estimates that 230,000 people died, about 300,000 were injured and 1 million were made homeless out of a population of 10 million.
The Panhandle, which sticks up to damn near Kansas, is High Plains, like one of those square states, Nebraska or the Dakotas, except more brown folks. The Hill Country, smack dab in the middle, resembles nothing else in the
Also the country is very over crowded, in 2013 the population recorded 10.32 million people. Haiti is about 10,714 sq. miles similar in size to Massachusetts and Hawaii. Together both Massachusetts and Hawaii have a population of 8.165. The unemployment level in Haiti is also very low.
The Navajo are the largest Indian tribe in the United States. They live on the largest reservation in the U.S. which covers over three states on 17 million acres in the Four Corners area of the southwest. The states include Arizona, New Mexico, Utah and a small part of Colorado. The current population is at least 160,000 and projected to grow to a quarter of a million by the year 2000. Growth in commerce on the reservation promises to make the Navajo one of the wealthiest tribes in the country, but it does not seem that way.
Illegal immigrants are the least-educated group, with nearly 75 percent having at most a high school education. Overall, 55 percent of the foreign-born population has no education past high school, compared to 42 percent of natives. The median immigrant worker has an income of $30,000 per year, trailing native workers by about 18 percent. At $22,500 per year, illegal aliens make even less than their legal counterparts. Though U.S.-born children of legal immigrants are no more likely to be in poverty than those in native households, the children of illegal aliens and foreign-born children of legal immigrants
(National Park Service) The next giant monolith is El Capitan. El Capitan was also carved by glaciers in the Ice Age. When fractures in the rock occur parallel to the surface, they are called exfoliation joints or sheet joints. Exfoliation only occurs on granite rocks and it is from many different temperatures. (Shannon Tech) It is about 3,600 feet above the valley floor and about 7,500 feet above the sea level.
William Goodrich CA119 September 20 Assignment 5 The Diversity of Land and Geography California, the third largest state, is one of the Pacific states located in the West region of the United States. Like the rest of the United States, California is divided into regions. California’s four major land regions include the Coast Ranges, the Inland Mountains, the Central Valley, and the Basin and Range. The Coast Ranges region extends for 4,500 miles along the Pacific Coast of North America. California’s Coast Ranges region is actually part of a larger chain of mountains that stretch from Alaska to California, and into Mexico.
The Immigration and Naturalization Service estimates that in January of 2000 there were 7 million illegal aliens living in the United States, a number that is growing by half a million a year. Thus, the illegal-alien population in 2006 is estimated to be about 10 million (Illegal). It is said that this number is much lower than the actual figure. Nearly 210,000 aliens are believed to have died or returned home on their on account. In addition, 63,000 were removed by the INS and 183,000 were awarded green cards, and therefore deemed legal (Illegal).