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Country Inventory Submission During the term you will submit a Country Inventory - research paper. The paper will be on a country of the world that you choose. The paper will consist of at least 1,000 words in APA style. The paper will consist of 4 sections: 1. Physical Geography: This section will address the physical characteristics of the country selected. The type of characteristics that should be discussed are things like landforms, climate, resources, altitude etc. This section will provide a good background site of the country and its habitability. 2. Cultural Geography:This section of the paper will address the cultural characteristics of the country selected. In this section you should discuss such man related characteristics as the languages spoken in the country, religious practices of the inhabitants, foods, music, dress customs etc. 3. Political Geography: In this section you will discuss how the country is managed. Is the country administered by a president, king, prime minister. Also what type of world & regional organizations do they participate in ie. United Nations, NATO etc. What are the political relationships with their neighboring countries. 4. Christianity: In this section of the paper discuss the impact that Christianity has had on your selected country. Has Christianity had a long rich history or has the church had a limited impact. For the second portion of this section please describe the recommendations you would have to the church to spread the Gospel in your selected country. The paper will be worth 25 percent of the course grade. It should include references and be submitted in APA style. ...

Country Inventory Submission
During the term you will submit a Country Inventory - research
paper. The paper will be on a country of the world that you
choose. The paper will consist of at least 1,000 words in APA
style. The paper will consist of 4 sections:
1. Physical Geography: This section will address the physical
characteristics of the country selected. The type of
characteristics that should be discussed are things like
landforms, climate, resources, altitude etc. This section will
provide a good background site of the country and its
habitability.
2. Cultural Geography:This section of the paper will address the
cultural characteristics of the country selected. In this section
you should discuss such man related characteristics as the
languages spoken in the country, religious practices of the
inhabitants, foods, music, dress customs etc.
3. Political Geography: In this section you will discuss how the
country is managed. Is the country administered by a president,
king, prime minister. Also what type of world & regional
organizations do they participate in ie. United Nations, NATO
etc. What are the political relationships with their neighboring
countries.
4. Christianity: In this section of the paper discuss the impact
that Christianity has had on your selected country. Has
Christianity had a long rich history or has the church had a
limited impact. For the second portion of this section please
describe the recommendations you would have to the church to
spread the Gospel in your selected country.
The paper will be worth 25 percent of the course grade. It
should include references and be submitted in APA style.

Country Inventory SubmissionDuring the term you will submit a Co

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Briefly compare and discuss Louis Sullivan’s architectural principle.docx

Country Inventory SubmissionDuring the term you will submit a Co

1. Country Inventory Submission During the term you will submit a Country Inventory - research paper. The paper will be on a country of the world that you choose. The paper will consist of at least 1,000 words in APA style. The paper will consist of 4 sections: 1. Physical Geography: This section will address the physical characteristics of the country selected. The type of characteristics that should be discussed are things like landforms, climate, resources, altitude etc. This section will provide a good background site of the country and its habitability. 2. Cultural Geography:This section of the paper will address the cultural characteristics of the country selected. In this section you should discuss such man related characteristics as the languages spoken in the country, religious practices of the inhabitants, foods, music, dress customs etc. 3. Political Geography: In this section you will discuss how the country is managed. Is the country administered by a president, king, prime minister. Also what type of world & regional organizations do they participate in ie. United Nations, NATO etc. What are the political relationships with their neighboring countries. 4. Christianity: In this section of the paper discuss the impact that Christianity has had on your selected country. Has Christianity had a long rich history or has the church had a limited impact. For the second portion of this section please describe the recommendations you would have to the church to spread the Gospel in your selected country. The paper will be worth 25 percent of the course grade. It should include references and be submitted in APA style.