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Africa and U.S. Comparison on 20 Topics Map Analysis

This activity helps compare Africa to the U.S. on various topics like GDP, environment, education, health, and more. Interpret the data to see rankings and trends.

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Africa and U.S. Comparison on 20 Topics Map Analysis

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  1. Africa Online • This Activity is designed to help you compare Africa to the U.S. on 20 different topics. • Your task is to interpret the world map data by ; • Identifying how the U.S. ranks • Generalize how Africa ranks. To do this you must look to see how “most” countries rank or describe what you see by region.

  2. Agriculture Share in GDP, 1999 Agriculture Share in GDP, 1999

  3. Annual deforestation, 1990-2000

  4. Carbon dioxide emissions per capita, 1997

  5. Child malnutrition, 1993-99

  6. Female net primary enrollment ratio, 1997

  7. Freshwater resources per capita, 1999

  8. GDP per capita growth, 1990-99

  9. GNI per capita, 1999

  10. Gross capital formation as a share of GDP, 1999

  11. Infant mortality rate per 1,000 live births, 1999

  12. Irrigated land 1996-98

  13. Life Expectancy at Birth, 1999

  14. Military expenditure as a share of GNI, 1997

  15. Mobile phones per 1,000 people, 1999

  16. Nationally protected area, 1999 percentage of total land area

  17. Net Aid Flows per Capita, 1999

  18. Passenger Cars 1999, per 1,000 people

  19. Paved roads as a share of total roads, 1995-99

  20. Percentage of Total Land Area Covered by Forest, 2000

  21. Personal computers per 1,000 people, 1999

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