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Madagascar

Published on Nov 28, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

MADAGASCAR

BY BLAKE MANSFIELD

POPULATION AND THREE MAJOR CITIES

  • The population for Madagascar is 22.92 million people live in Madagascar.
  • The biggest city is called Antananarivo which Is The Capital.
  • Toamasina is the second largest city.
  • Antsirabe is the third largest city.

ETHNICITIES

  • One group is called the merina which means the elevated people becuase they live on elevated ground.
  • The second group is the betsimisaraka which means the inseparable people. They live in the east of Madagascar.
  • The betsileo is the third largest group which means the invincible people.

WARS

  • The battle of madagascar was the only war to go on there.
  • It was during world war 2 and the British campain where to capture vichy french controlled madagascar

INDUSTRIES

  • THe industries are meat processing, seafood, soap ,beer, leather and sugar.

GOVERNMENT

  • Madagascar has a republic government.

HISTROICAL EVENT

  • There was the great battle of madagascar

CURRENT LEADERS

  • The president is Andry Nirina Rajoelina
  • The prime minister is Jean Omer Beriziky

NATURAL RESOURCES

  • There is graphite, chromite, coal, and bauxite are the common resources.
  • The rare ones are salt, quartz, tar sands, and mica.

HOW BIG

  • Madagascar is 226,657 mi long

PHYSICAL FEATURES

  • Mt. Maromokotro is a major feature and the tallest mountain on Madagascar.
  • The waterfalls of Mt. Andringitra is two waterfalls that combine at the end.
  • Ankarana national park is a huge park that has rain forest, plateaus, caves, canyons, ridges, and valleys.

THE FALG

  • The flag has white on the left side and red in the top right corner and green the bottom right corner.

CURRENT NEWS

  • In December. 22, 2014
  • A huge plague outbreak was spotted in some parts of Madagascar

AGRICULTURE

  • One of main crops in Madagascar is rice.
  • The main livestock they have is just cattle because there is so much plains for them to graze at.

EDUCATION

  • The literacy rate of Madagascar is 65%
  • Now there is many schools in Madagascar but awhile ago there was hardly any.

CLIMATE

  • Madagascar is a sub-tropical climate
  • During the wet season many cyclones hit madagascar