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Poor Countries
- There are many poor countries that run under a democratic system, like many wealthy countries. The main discrepancy is the enforcement of the law within the country, since a weak system may lead to political unrest and other internal conflicts
- Poor countries have many more conflicts compared to wealthy, because the lack of control over the people causes segregation and societal unbalance.
- Many poor countries have resources or land they could utilise for profits; however they cannot afford to invest in the gathering of these resources due to other internal conflicts that may be occurring
- Infrastructure in poor countries is basic and not as efficient. The main trend is the poor transport systems, housing opportunity, and basic facilities to live. This may be due to inconvenience of the terrain or internal conflicts.
- Poor countries may have a few allies, but their relationship isn't as strong or as coordinated as wealthy countries.
Wealthy Countries
- Wealthy countries are mainly communists or democratic. But one thing that is common is that there is a more strict enforcement of the law.
- Strict enforcement of the law results in minimal internal conflicts, and a reoccurring trend with wealthy countries is that they assist other countries that need help.
- Wealthy countries invest in the production and harvesting of their resources well, which leads to good income (wealth)
- The infrastructure in wealthy countries is more advanced and efficient. The countries can invest in higher quality facilities which sets a more safe and sustainable standard
- Wealthy countries can have many allies, and they proactively trade different resources they need in order to develop the country. This mutual bond keeps these countries happy (:

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wealthy country
•Very wealthy, economically and financially stable.

•The infrastructure is very developed, and money is used very responsibly allowing the country to boost its economy and quality of life.

•A very high number of allies ranging from wealthy to poor.

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•Natural resources are used efficiently in order to maximize profit for each country.

Poor country
•The form of political government is vastly republic which may lead to

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•Many ongoing/past conflicts which have influenced the country’s poor quality of life in some way.

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•Allies with financially and economically stable country’s such as Britain, US, China, Russia

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•Poor countries are rich in valuable minerals such as diamond, gold and iron ore.

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Wealthy and poor countries both include various economies, infostructure, natural resources, allies and are or where apart of conflicts for various reasons

Many of the poorest countries are in the form of a republic

Many undeveloped countries are in conflicts that effect the lives of their citizens everyday life.

Countries such as Congo and Botswana, Saudi Arabia and more have large amounts of natural recourses.

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Wealthy country profile

Wealthiest countries in the world: China, United States, Germany, France and united kingdom

Some of the wealthy countries have very different ideology to other like some countries have a monarchy a democracy etc.

Most of the wealthiest country’s have very similar resources {oil, natural gas, gold}

Wealthy countries have a similar type of infrastructure like roads, railroads and air transport and able to expand or develop better infrastructure in their country

Most wealthy countries have a lack of economic corruption

Most of wealthy countries have powerful allies and are in the UN and NATO
Aaron

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Wealthy.

-Democracy was very popular among the ideologies.

-Not many major conflicts. Just peacekeeping operations in different countries.

-Very rich in natural resources. Coal, iron, minerals.

-Most countries had good infrastructure.

-Many allies. Many wealthy allies.

Poor.

-Lots of countries are republics.

-Lots of internal conflicts such as civil wars and overthrown governments.

-Many of the countries are rich with gold.

-Have poor infrastructure.

-Lack of basic needs and resources. Countries wasting money on unnecessary things.

-A lot of European allies. Some countries have no allies.

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Wealth

Mostly democracy

Involved in world war 2 but little conflicts since

Not a lot of conflicts or high stake tensions

Assisting other countries with less money or people in conflicts

Lots of countries with coal iron zinc

Extremely advanced infrastructure that is well maintained and accessible to everyone

Allies with many rich countries and strong ties

Poor

Many countries with the political system of republics

Most involved in civil wars

Many cases of the government being overthrown

Very underdeveloped infrastructure with little or poor maintenance and upkeep

No proper roads or railways

Lots of money wasted due to inefficiency with the infrastructure

Not a lot of strong allies, little connections
Olivia

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Stereotype wealthy countries Good infrastructure Lots of neighboring allies No conflict Most wealthy countries are in Western Europe north America some part in Asia Lots of the wealthiest countries have very good infrastructure that mean that they can trade more because they is more places to have trade like Germany has railway water ways and roadways to transport trade     Has lots of land to grow on the land  Stereotype Poverty countries Poverty  Lots of natural resources  Underdeveloped Has many allies Lots of natural resources Has major conflicts Most of the countries are in central Africa   Undeveloped has lots of natural resources but do not use them well They have lots of allies because they would like to become wealthier like other countries so they allies with wealthy and midline counties around the world so they can get better infrastructures  Live in dry areas, that don’t have suitable land to grow or make more resources. 

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Stereotype wealthy countries Good infrastructure Lots of neighboring allies No conflict Most wealthy countries are in Western Europe north America some part in Asia Lots of the wealthiest countries have very good infrastructure that mean that they can trade more because they is more places to have trade like Germany has railway water ways and roadways to transport trade     Has lots of land to grow on the land  Stereotype Poverty countries Poverty  Lots of natural resources  Underdeveloped Has many allies Lots of natural resources Has major conflicts Most of the countries are in central Africa   Undeveloped has lots of natural resources but do not use them well They have lots of allies because they would like to become wealthier like other countries so they allies with wealthy and midline counties around the world so they can get better infrastructures  Live in dry areas, that don’t have suitable land to grow or make more resources. 

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Luca & Muhammad

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Poor
Political structure :Republic structure

Leader: president

Conflicts :Lots of Civil wars and current ongoing conflict

Natural resources :Lots of minerals like gold

Infrastructure: Lots of money wasted
poor in transport
services underdeveloped.
Allies
Most countries are aligned with US and other rich countries like the UK, and Germany.

Rich
Leader: has a leader in a high position with controlled power

Is/was in a conflict: is not currently in conflict has been in a few major wars

Natural Resources: not an insane amount of different resources but very rich in some

Infrastructure: high- ranked infrastructure

Important allies: countries that have common trade routes and are also wealthy

Sachi

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•       Wealthy countries usually have a multiparty democracy system, and not a lot of conflicts- mostly assisting other countries, lots of coal, iron ore and zinc, extremely advanced infrastructure and allies with many rich countries.

•       Poor countries are usually in republics, and have lots of conflicts, quite a lot of gold in natural recourses and under developed infrastructure, little access to food and water, not a lot of strong allies.

-soph

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Poor Country and Wealthy Country stereotypes - Salma Sari.      

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Poor Country and Wealthy Country stereotypes - Salma Sari.      

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Wealthy country stereotypical profile:

Political structure: monarchy, semi-presidential, PMs and Presidents, and a lot of them are a part of the UN and NATO.

Conflict: The majority have not seen conflict in their own country since the world wars but provide aid to other countries.

Natural resources: most commonly iron ore and had good trading routes and are looking for renewable systems.

Infrastructure: The government is very involved in the progression of the infrastructure, and currently has good infrastructure.

Allies: Lots of allies with countries with swaying power

Poor-country stereotypical profile:

Political structure: Republics and presidential systems.

Conflict: Most countries are involved in civil wars and overthrowing of governments, as well as fights for independence.

Natural resources: Gold, coal and diamonds are most common in the poorer countries, trading routes with countries close to them.

Infrastructure: due to the wars, the infrastructure is failing and lots of money has been wasted on infrastructure due to the efficiency.

Allies: Little countries that help with resources.

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Stereotypical profiles - Casey

-       Wealthy

-       Democracy is the most popular form of political structure.

-       Not many major conflicts are seen, some peace keeping missions.

-       Rich in natural resources like iron, coal, and oil.

-       Good infrastructures and wisely use and distribute money to help boost the country.

-       Wealthy allies such as the United States were popular allies.

-       Poor

-       Republics were commonalities between the countries.

-       Governments being overthrown and civil wars were common throughout the countries.

-       Gold is a main common resource; others include uranium and oil.

-       Bad infrastructure with countries wasting money and a lack of basic needs like electricity and transport systems.

-       European countries were popular allies such as France and Britain, some didn’t have allies aligned with them and others had random assortments of countries as allies.

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Tamlin

Richer counties have bigger employment opportunities. Poor countries usually have a younger population due to them dying at a younger age because of illnesses, this usually is not the case with rich countries as their population is older and there are not as many deadly illnesses. Rich countries often have a higher GPD and income per capita compared to poor countries.

what makes a country rich or poor?

what determines whether a country is rich or poor is the GDP (gross domestic product)which is an estimate of a nation’s market output of goods and services.

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-Oliver                                      Wealthy and Poor Stereotypes 

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-Oliver                                      Wealthy and Poor Stereotypes 

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Stereotypes of wealthy country’s: good infrastructure, powerful allies, good national resources.

Stereotypes of poor country’s: Lots of republics, gold, and petrol, lots of ongoing conflicts, lots of money is wasted in infrastructure, and lots of destroyed infrastructure, allies are small countries.

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The difference between UK and DRC is that our transport is very different, the DRC has a war going on but the UK doesn’t, the DRC is a republic and the UK is a monarchy, DRC can’t grow and resources because of the war going on and they don’t have enough time, since the Uk is a bigger well-known country they have better allies. The DRC deals with their own conflict but the UK deals with other people’s conflicts.

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Stereotypes of wealthy countries: good infrastructure, powerful allies, lots of good resources to trade with powerful allies.

Stereotypes of poor countries: Lots of republics, lots of ongoing conflict, gold and petrol are common resources, lots of money wasted due to inefficiency, lots of infrastructure has been destroyed due to conflict, allies include United Nations, small countries.

-Zach

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Stereotypically wealthy country:Leader: Has a leader in a high position with controlled powerIdeology: democracyIs/was in a conflict: is not currently in conflict but has been in a few major wars.Natural resources: not an insane amount of different resources but very rich in some.Infrastructure: high-ranked infrastructure.Important allies: countries that have common trade routes and are also usually wealthy.Stereotypically poor country:Leader: usually a president Ideology: republic structureIs/was in a conflict: a lot of civil wars going onNatural resources: lots of minerals like gold Infrastructure: lots of money wasted, poor in transport and just underdeveloped.Allies: usually aligned with the US.

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Stereotypically wealthy country:Leader: Has a leader in a high position with controlled powerIdeology: democracyIs/was in a conflict: is not currently in conflict but has been in a few major wars.Natural resources: not an insane amount of different resources but very rich in some.Infrastructure: high-ranked infrastructure.Important allies: countries that have common trade routes and are also usually wealthy.Stereotypically poor country:Leader: usually a president Ideology: republic structureIs/was in a conflict: a lot of civil wars going onNatural resources: lots of minerals like gold Infrastructure: lots of money wasted, poor in transport and just underdeveloped.Allies: usually aligned with the US.

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-Nick