Kenya, Cambodia, and Peru

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Kenya, Cambodia, and Peru

• By Esmeralda Buendia, Gisella Silva, and Maria
  Llona

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Geographical Features

• Similarities
• Kenya and Peru Important peaks.
  Huascaran from Peru 6,768meters, Elgon from Kenya
  5,199 meters.
• Peru and Cambodia Important rivers. Amazon
  from Peru, Mekonk from Cambodia.

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Geographical featuresDifferences

• Peru has deserts, rainforests, jungles,
  volcanoes , seas, and oceans.
• 54 percent of Peru's land is covered with
  forests.

• The biggest lake in Kenya is the Turcana lake and
  some smaller lakes are lake Victoria, lake
  Baringo, lake Nakuru, lake Nalvahsa and lake
  Magadi.
• Kenya has one of the richist avifaunas in Africa,
  with about 1,090 species of birds.

• Cambodia has oceans, seas, rivers, waterfalls,
  volcanoes, canyons, and caves.
• Myanmar, Laos and Cambodia are the 3 poorest
  countries.
• Cambodia is located in South East Asia.

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Natural Resources

• Similarities
• Both Cambodia and Peru have minerals as a natural
  resource.

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Natural ResourcesDifferences

• Kenyas natural resources limestone, soda ash,
  salt, gemstones, and wild life. Kenyas main
  natural resource is its land.
• Largest lake Turkana.
• Lake Nakura you can find more than two million
  flamencos.

• Peru's natural recourses are based on petroleum,
  cooper, gold and other minerals.
• Fish is also a very common natural resource in
  Peru.

• Timber resources
• Salt, manganese, and phosphate.

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Food Similarities

• Peru and Cambodia common food fish

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FoodDifferences

• The most popular food in Peru is fish. Example
  ceviche, tiradito etc.
• Another popular food in Peru is potato they have
  a huge variety of potatoes.

• Women cook over palm wood fires.
• Daily meal usually rice and fish.
• Malnutrition is common in Cambodia.

• Popular food in Kenya Ugali it is a cornmeal
  porridge.
• They eat food that they grow in there farms.
  Example wheat, rice, sweet potatoes, and
  vegetables.
• Popular fruits mangoes, papayas, pineapples, and
  plantains.

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Housing

• Similarities
• Cambodia and Peru triangular roofs.
• Kenya and Peru modern houses.

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HousingDifferences

• Some walls in poor areas of Kenya are made with
  branches. The roofs are made with palm leaves or
  grass.
• Some grown ups cannot stand straight because
  there houses is only 5 feet tall.

• In the City of Peru ( Lima) the houses are made
  of cement and the roofs are flat because it
  usually never rains.

• Houses made of bamboo with stilts incase of
  flooding.

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Economic Activities

• Similarities
• Both Peru and Kenya have mining as a economic
  activity

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Economic ActivitiesDifferences

• Some people have no land so they either move or
  work in someone else's land. The government has
  tried to take land from the rich to give to the
  poor.
• The average salary in Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar is
  180 a year .

• They produce tea, coffee, corn, wheat, fruit
  and vegetables.
• To earn money they fish and mine. They find gold,
  copper, rubies, and salt.

• Primary agriculture mining, fishing, exporting
  minerals and petroluem, farm products and fish
  meals.

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Economic Projects

• The peace corp volunteers in Peru will help by
  nutrition, agriculture, education, business, and
  preventing deforestation.

• They will help teachers improve there English
  language and English teaching skills.
• The peace corp volunteer in Cambodia will help
  by teaching English at the upper secondary level.

• The peace corp volunteers help in three areas
  small business development, information
  technology, education and public health.
• Volunteers will try to reach three goals by
  teaching mathematics, biology, and chemistry.
• Volunteers teach in Kenyans schools for the deaf.
• Volunteers help Kenyans unemployment and poverty.

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Conclusion

• For Kenya I propose to send skilled workers to
  help Kenyans in poor areas to find jobs.
• For Cambodia I propose to send a few skilled
  workers to start a business and they will educate
  people from Cambodia to work for them.
• For Peru I propose to teach people to get good
  jobs to earn money have good houses and food.

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Conclusion

• I think we did a good job but it was a little
  harder because one of us missed many days so we
  didn't know what information to put in that
  persons slides But over all I feel good about my
  work and our power point.

• I think this project was complicated but at the
  same time fun. I enjoyed working with my
  teammates and sharing my information with them.

• I enjoyed working as a team and researching
  information individually.
• I think we could have had the information
  complete.
• I thought it was going to be more complicated
  but it worked out.

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Machu-Pichu Perú
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Angkor Cambodia national park.
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Kenya highlands
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Cambodias flag
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Kenyas flag
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Perus flag