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1. Only 9.6% of people have internet access. In America, 76% of people have internet access. This means that they are much less educated and have a hard time keeping up with current events in Malawi. This means that they become less educated causing many downfall's in the education in all of Malawi.

2. Malawians enjoy packing their days just like us. They work many hard hours in the field during the day. They view downtime as wasteful but, kids also enjoy playing soccer as it is the most popular sport in Malawi.

The photo below is below is children in Malawi playing soccer barefoot with not a good ball.

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1. By law going to school isn't required. This means it cost money to go. Closing various job opportunities.
2. Due to poor funding classrooms are too small, and most classes are taken outside.

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1. The unemployment rate in Malawi is 20.4%. Which means that in 1 in 5 people don't have jobs and can't afford basic living things like electricity.
2. The population below the poverty line in Malawi is 50.7%. Most people can't afford electricity, and people attend school without shoes.

The photo below is a kid not wearing shoes or socks and being forced to eat stuff that doesn't even look like food.

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1. Similar to the US, but there is only one chamber in the legislator branch, and less justices in the supreme court.

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1. The average yearly income  in Malawi Africa is $1,100, compared to the worlds yearly income average of $15,800 .
2. One of the largest tobacco exports in the world. U.S manufactures purchase much of the crop

The photo below is a kid in Malawi being forced to work in the tobacco plantations.

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1. 59.2% of their land is used for agriculture. This makes up most of their land and most of their economy.

2. Their environment of Malawi farms face many tough floods, droughts, and earthquakes. This effects them a lot because most of their land is farms and many people live on money made by their farm. With one natural disaster, their whole economy and the environment can get really messed up.

The photo below is of a field of crops that died in a drought and a man working hard to keep his only way of making money alive.