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Iraq is unique with a history of war and conflict. It has a population of over 13 million males and females each, compared to New Zealand's population of over 2 million males and 2.5 million females. Iraq has less access to clean water and lower life expectancy than New Zealand, partly due to lack of food and healthcare. Iraq has experienced war with Iran and internal conflicts, while New Zealand has been more peaceful with better education and economic opportunities.
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Iraq
- 1. IRAQ IRAQ IS UNIQUE BECAUSE THEY’RE DIFFERENT
- 2. Our Predictions • Our predictions were that Iraq was a country of war and demolition, torture and a very hot and desert like environment.
- 3. Population
- 4. Population Iraq: Females: 13,231,781! Males: 13,551,602! New Zealand: Males: 2,249,670! Females: 2,511,730!
- 5. Health
- 6. Health Water(judged cubic meters) Iraq has 3,287 cubic meters. New Zealand has 86,554 cubic meters Birth-Rate Iraq’s Birth-Rate is 38.32 per 1000 people New Zealand’s Birth-Rate is 15.29 per 1000 people. Life expediency Iraq’s life expedency is 55 New Zealand’s life expedency is 79 Because New Zealand is healthier than Iraq and we have more food in our country to eat and keep our systems healthy.
- 7. IRAQ and NZ’s differences
- 8. IRAQ and NZ’s differences NZ are healthier-we have more food options . NZ has better education-we have more money for the education and to pay the staff . NZ has more money for food and bills NZ has clean water to drink and more of it.
- 10. Iraq’s War!
- 11. Iraq-Iran War
- 12. Iraq-Iran War The Iraq - Iran war was started on September 22, 1980, when the Iraq troops under the leadership of Saddam Hussein invaded the Iran neighbour hood.
- 13. Interesting Facts The murder rate in New Zealand is 1.4 and for Iraq it is 6.7 The capital city is Amsterdam and there is 747,000 and this was in 2010 surface area: 41,528 kilometres
- 14. Created By:
- 15. Created By: • Jessica • Brody • Daymon • Alex
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