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Chad has most of the same religions as most of the rest of Africa,Islam and Christianity, and some others.

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Chad has two official languages are French and Arabic.

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Chad's government is a Presidential system, and there President is Idriss Déby.

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1.Chad's official name is Republic of Chad
2.Chad got its freedom from France
3.Chad is the largest landlocked country out of 16
4.Chad has had people living there since 500 bc
5.The Tibesti Mts. are home to the best camel racing in Chad
6.Chad is also known as "Babel Tower of the World"

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This is a map of Chad

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This is a map of Africa

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This is a common food in Chad, it is called boule.

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Here is a man in a jalabiyas a common piece of clothing for men in Chad.

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Conquered by the French during the last decade of the 19th century, the territory was declared pacified in 1911.  The French initially placed control of the region under a governor-general in Brazzaville (Congo), but in 1910 Chad was joined to the larger federation of Afrique Équatoriase (AEF, French Equatorial Africa). It was not until 1914 that the north of Chad was finally occupied by the French. It was not long, unfortunately, before civil war erupted between the Muslim north and Christian/animist south. Tombalbaye rule became more brutal and in 1975 General Felix Malloum took power in a coup. He was replaced by Goukouni Oueddei after another coup in 1979.The AEF was dissolved in 1959, and independence followed on 11 August 1960 with Francois Tombalbaye as Chad's first president.

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Chad has a hot and tropical climate, though temperatures do vary depending on area.

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The north is hot and arid, receiving almost no rain. It is known as the ‘Saharan zone’.  The central Sahel region is hot and subtropical, with a wet season from May to November. In the south, rainfall is higher and on average, regions receive over 1,000mm.