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1. Questions for par. 8.3
1. a. Millions of Africans arrived as slaves.
b. People arrived from all across the world – Africa,
Europe, Asia, and native Americans.
2. a. Graph should look like this:
0
50
100
150
200
1860 1880 1900 1920 1940 1960 1980 2000 2020 2040
Population(millions)
2. Questions for par. 8.3
2. b. i. 70 million, ii. around 1985, iii. 25 years.
4. a. i. 4.8%, ii. 3.7%, iii. 2.2%, iv. 9.4%.
b. 15-19 was the largest group in 2000.
5. More than half the population is under 30
years old, so that’s fairly young .
9. •Average income £2250/yr
•37/1000 babies die
•Average income £3000/yr
•26/1000 babies die
•Average income £6300/yr
•18/1000 babies die
•Average income £6000/yr
•20/1000 babies die
•Average income £5500/yr
•17/1000 babies die
11. O Paraiso is a favela. It
needs improving.
You have the task of
improving it but…
Money is limited!
Only two years time!
12. Form groups of three.
• You will get three sheets
– A: Info
– B: Improvements
– C: On this sheet, note your improvements, how
much they cost and why you chose them.
• You can cut out the improvements and paste
them on sheet C.
– You can also write them down on sheet C.
23. 100 metres
of road
Wasted! -10 points
Electricity
connection
Wasted! -30 points
Community
centre
Wasted! -30 points
Local
water tap
Wasted!
-20
points
