WORLD COUNTRIES

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The Cold War lasted 40 year stand between USA and Solvate Union. USA at the time was a capitalist country 1st world nation and USSR is a communist country a 2nd world nation.

USA had lots of nuclear power and started making all of these bombs so then the Soviet Union decided to make bombs to. It got up to the point that if they dropped the bombs their world be no living life for a long time sot they decided to no fight because they wanted life on earth.

FIRST WORLD COUNTRIES

• Italy
• Spain
• Greenland
• Iceland

SECOND WORLD COUNTRIES

• Latvia
• Poland
• Russia
• China

THIRD WORLD COUNTRIES

• India
• Mexico
• Sri Lanka
• Iran

Developing nations are countries trying to have good health, education, and good major import and exports into and out of their country.

GDP OF:
China: 10,356,508 second world country
Mexico: 1,406,538 third world country
South Korea:1,410,383 first world country

GNP OF:
Australia: 378376.00 first world country
India: 56738.60 third world country
Chile: 1120875000.00
Third world country

Life Expectancy

Italy: 82,94
Spain: 38,82
Latvia: 73,78
Poland: 72,80
India: 21,66
Mexico: 23,77
Russia: 46,70
Greenland: 71,73
Iceland: 81,90
"Years old"

The life expectancy of first world nations is high because they have hospitals, medicine, and a better living environment. Third world nations don't have the medical supplies as first and second world nations do. It also has something to do with health and hygiene because if their living environment. Health is key in major populated countries because people live in unsanitary homes and streets.

TYPES OF GOVERNMENT

TYPES OF GOVERNMENTS IN THE WORLD

• China: communist state
• Canada: a parliamentary democracy, a federation a constitutional monarchy
• France: republic
• Greenland: parliamentary democracy within a constitutional monarchy
• Iceland: reoublic
• Latvia: parliamentary democracy
• Mexico: federal republic
• Poland: republic
• Spain: parliamentary monarchy
• Sri Lanka: republic
• India: federal republic
• United States: constitution based federal republic

TRADE

EXPORTE FROM US TO INDA

• 1. Gems, precious metals, coins: $5.3 billion 2. Aircraft, spacecraft: $2.9 billion 3. Machines, engines, pumps: $2.1 billion 4. Electronic equipment: $1.4 billion 5. Medical, technical equipment: $1.3 billion 6. Oil: $1.2 billion 7. Organic chemicals: $704.7 million 8. Plastics: $657.5 million 9. Woodpulp: $608.1 million 10. Other chemical goods: $580.5 million

The US send these things to a third world nation is because they do not have a lot of these things and we also get a lot of items from third world nations because they make most of the things we use everyday.

Transportation systems are plains, trains, boats, cars, and by horse. Plains, trains, boats, and cars are mostly used in first and second world and third world has cars, plains, trains, and boats but they are not as nice and new as first world nations. The cars are like see a portal into the past because they are from the 60s and 50s which still work.

Education in most countries are poor and they don't have new classrooms to learn in they just only go to school till 5-14 years old and then they could go to high school. In the USA we have preschool though collage education with trained teachers to teach us the things we are expected to learn.

CITATIONS

• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(nominal)
• https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/fields/2128.htm...
• http:www.worldsrichestcountries.com/top_us_exports.html
• https://www.gfmag.com/global-data/economic-data/the-poorest-countries-in-th...
• http://www.tradingeconomics.com
• http://www.nationsonline.org/oneworld/third_world_countries.htm