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Saudi Arabia is a hot and dry desert country ruled by a monarchy. It has a population of over 28 million people, almost all of whom are Muslim. Women have few rights and must have a male guardian. The country contains the holiest sites in Islam and relies heavily on oil exports, with petroleum making up 90% of its exports. Saudi Arabia maintains strong ties with the United States due to its role in the Arab world and large oil reserves.
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Saudi Arabia is an absolute monarchy located in the Middle East. It has an area of approximately 2.15 million square kilometers and a population of 30.7 million people. Saudi Arabia follows Islam and Arabic is the official language. The capital and largest city is Riyadh. Saudi Arabia has the world's second largest oil reserves and its economy is heavily dependent on oil exports.
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- 3. Government • The Saudi Government is a Monarchy. They are ruled by the Saudi Royals. Their current king is Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al Saud. The muslim religion is a big role in their government.
- 4. Population • 28,146,656 people live in Saudi Arabia
- 5. Women • In Saudi Arabia, Women are very underclass, they are not allowed to go outside of the house without there male protector, they are not allowed to drive, and must eat separately from males.
- 6. Religion • The Saudis are very, very religious. Almost 100% of the Saudi Population are muslim. Saudi Arabia is also the birth place of Islam and is home to the two holiest Islamic places of worship; Mecca and Medina. All of Islam prays towards Mecca and Medina, and they pray five times a day.
- 7. Oil • The Saudis are notorious for having a massive amount of Oil in their country. Their King was quoted of saying "Where ever we look for water, we find more oil." 90% of Saudi Arabia's exports are petroleum or petroleum based products
- 8. Birth Death Rate • • • • • 12.81 deaths/1000 births Life expectancy: total Population: 75.67 Male: 73.66 Female: 77.78
- 9. Relationship with America • We established relationships with the Saudis in 1940. The Saudis involvement in the Arab and Islamic communities, and there oil reserves, made them very valuable to the USA.