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1 Development

2 What's the difference? RC

3 What's the difference? RC

4 Development LO – To understand the differences between LEDCs and MEDCs
RC

5 Definitions MEDC LEDC More Economically Developed Country
‘rich’ Examples: Japan USA France LEDC Less Economically Developed Country Developing country ‘poor’ Examples: Uganda Peru Vietnam

6 Which are LEDCs? How can we find out?
England Ireland Uganda USA Peru Ethiopia Brazil Vietnam Mexico Norway RC

7 Definitions – Now give some examples after you definitions
MEDC More Economically Developed Country Developed country ‘rich’ Examples: Japan LEDC Less Economically Developed Country Developing country ‘poor’ Examples: Uganda

8 MEDC or LEDC? Design a poster highlighting the reasons why a country might be an LEDC. (Use page 17 in Geog 3 to help you!) Remember that while pictures are important you must explain what the pictures mean RC

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