Developed and Undeveloped countries

Question 1

Distribution of wealth and health

-Developed

Answer 1

• average income is high
• has established industrees and manufacturing.
• government of the country is stable, a high degree of security
• access to education and health services
• life expectancy is high
• Unemployment rates are low
• homeownership is high
• freedom and civil rights

Question 2

Distribution of wealth and health

-Undeveloped

Answer 2

• average income is low
• birth and death rates high
• Unemployment rates high
• people dependant on agriculture
• limited education and health services
• life expectancy is low
• the political instability
• low security
• can be civil war

Question 3

political stability

Answer 3

• a developed country is safe

- provides health and education to the people

Question 4

developing nation

Answer 4

-a developing nation is trying to make improvements in health, education, and housing.

Question 5

why is having clean water so important in developing nations?

Answer 5

• water-related sicknesses such as trachoma or cholera
• sick people can’t work, so no care, or money, for family
• hospitals are crowded
• Limited medicine

Question 6

hard facts about drinking water

Answer 6

• 780 mil people do not have access to clean water
• 1 mil children less than 5 years old die from infections from bacteria
• 1/3 of the world’s population don’t have access to adequated toilet and sewerage systems
• 41 mil people blinded by trachoma

Question 7

What is our relationship with Papua New Guinea?

Answer 7

• In World War II the Australian army helped defend PNG from the Japanese imperial army on the kokoda track, located in the Owen Stanley ranges
• today we provide water, schooling, health care, park rangers, hygiene, supplies.
• tourism and money

Question 8

Why do people want to trek the kokoda track?

Answer 8

-People want to trek the tack so they can experience what the Australians had done and to follow in their footsteps

Question 9

What was the terrain like on the Kokoda trek?

Answer 9

• there were mountains and valleys
• dangerous, muddy, hot and a long walk
• there were wildlife and insects

Question 10

What are five development goals?

Answer 10

-No poverty
-by 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people
everywhere
-zero hunger
-end hunger and ensure access by all people
-quality education
-ensure that all girls and boys complete free, equitable
and quality education
-gender equality
-end all forms of discrimination against all women and
girls everywhere
-clean water and sanitation
-achieve universal and equitable access to safe and
affordable drinking water for all