1. Tchad

2. Important Facts
The location of the country within the continent is central Africa
Chad’s capital is N’Djamena
Official languages are French and Arabic
Population of the country is roughly 735,000 plus
The religions of the country are Muslim ,Catholic, Protestant, Animist and others

3. Geography Africa is Chad's mainland
The mountains in Chad are Tibesti mountain, the highest peak is Tibesti’s Emi Koussi
Chad is a landlocked country with neighbors of: Sudan, Egypt, Libya, Niger, Nigeria, Cameroon, and Central African Republic
Water sources are Lake Chad, Logone river, and Chari River
In months June to October there is abundant rain and in months December to February it is warm and sunny

4. Key Dates
Chad's national holidays are New Years Day, Labor Day, Independence Day, Republic Day, and Presidents Day which are all celebrated yearly
Christian holidays include Easter and Christmas
Other minor holidays are Aid al Firt and International Women's Day
1979 is an important day for its history because that was the year a civil war started

5. Famous Tourist attractions
Chad is an extremely poor country with dry and hot land. People are dying and hurting everyday from lack of shelter, food, medication, and water. There really isn't much to see.
Which gives it a reason to be more visited. Many famous people go there to help out and keep people in comfort. They bring food, toys, cloths, medication, etc.

6. Famous People and Their Achievements
Hisse De Habre
He had studied Paris before going to Chad to assume a government post in 1970
He then soon aligned himself with anti government militants and became leader of the north in 1962
His forces captured the capital N'Djamena, and Habre made himself president
Ngarta Tombalbaye
Tombalbaye was a president and a trade union leader who chosen to lead Chad's territorial government in 1959
Being Chad's first president gave them a lead, and he was granted independence day from France the following year

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8. Sources
World book online Culture grams By: Sydney Gauthier & Sarah Shifflet