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Today in human geo we watched a video on Hans Rosling who taught all about global health. He likes to show his education in both enjoyment and understanding.   Through the video he discussed his version of the population pyramid so people can both enjoy and understand. He showed us his version of a population pyramid where it shows if countries are rich and healthy or poor and sick. Lifespan starts from 25 years to 75 years old. And the income starts from 400 to 40000 dollars. During the year 1810 all countries were mostly under ages 50 and at 400 dollars. Which was extremely unhealthy and poor. On the graph Europe was brown, Asia was red, the middle east was green, the sub-Saharan Africa is blue and last but NOT LEAST… America is yellow! As the dates go one from 1810 is when America, Europe and the middle east went up. This increase came from the industrial revolution. Not only did it create a rich country but increased the population and made it more healthier. C
Today in Human Geo I walk in on Hugh and Logan drawing on the board. I decided to join them and draw me as an angel that says GGMAMA next to it because the holidays are coming fast. ONLY 26 DAYS. TILL CHRISTMAS!!! If that doesn’t put a smile on your face I have no idea what will. But today in Human Geo the that the beautiful artwork I had crafted on the board we took more notes on the population pyramids. MORE NOTES. Although we have been learning about these for quite a few classes I did actually learn something new that wasn’t taught in any other class. I learned that building factories can increase the population. Cause you think about all the people who leave one place to come where the factories are to work. Which will make the population grow in that one area. That’s something new I have learned!!!

EXTRA CREDIT KIVA

Founded in 2005, Kiva is an international nonprofit organization. This organization sets a goal to help people all around the world to be able to create a new future of opportunities. Methods this organization provides is having people to pay as little as $25.00, with this money that is lent can help a person reach their goal amount. These loans are very effective for both the lender and receiver. There are people in 84 different countries borrowing from the cite Kiva. There have also been 1.7 million lenders able to help another reach their goal. Kiva has a 97% repayment rate. This cite is filled with positive reviews. Kiva has helped so many people from around the world start a whole new future for themselves. As I research potential borrowers these 2 people really stuck out to me going through the lists. One of the borrowers I stumbled across was from Bhaisepati, Nepal. Her name is Pramila and she is a farmer. She needs a loan of $600 to buy seeds and fertilizers. She only has 50