Egypt - 75.2% Male - 83.2% Female - 67.3% GDP - 336.3 billion USD
Libya - 91% Male - 96.7% Female - 85.6% GDP - 34.7 billion USD
Burkina Faso - 36% Male - 43.5% Female - 29.3% GDP - 12.12 billion USD
South Africa - 94.6% Male - 95.5% Female - 93.1% GDP - 294.8 billion USD
Chad - 40.2% Male - 48.5% Female - 39.1% GDP - 9.601 billion USD
Overall, Female Literacy Rates are less compared to the Male Literacy Rates.
Egypt, there is a difference of about 16.0%
Libya, 11.1%
Burkina Faso, 13.7%
South Africa, 2.4%
Chad, 16.6%
Egypt has the highest GDP with South Africa coming next, Libya, Burkina Faso and then Chad.
(PS: Not sure about Zimbabwe)
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The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Although there are no options attached, we can say the following.
One significant difference between Jackson's interpretation of government powers as expressed in his message to Congress was the belief of President Andrew Jackson that the Bank of the United States served the interests of a private company and personal interests, instead of serving the citizens of the United States. He thought that the United States Bank was not accountable to the people.
His rivals and enemies immediately reacted against his decision. When President Jackson vetoed the bill renewing the charter of the Second National Bank of the United States, his opponents and rivals felt that Jackson had disregarded the decisions of both, Congress and the Supreme Court.
Both civilizations relied on agriculture and were located along the fertile valleys of major rivers. In addition, both civilizations believed in numerous gods that governed the various spheres of their lives. They also developed an ancient system of writing with Mesopotamia taking a lead in developing cuneiform writing system. In contrast the civilizations were located in different regions with Egypt being situated along the Nile and Mesopotamia being located along the Euphrates and Tigris river.
The correct answer is A) Egypt . . . Tunisia.
The leaders in Egypt and Tunisia both resigned after successful protests were carried out by the citizens of each country.
Yes, that is correct. Both leaders resign after the major events held in some countries in North Africa and the Middle East, in what was known as the Arab Spring.
This was a magical moment in the history of many Muslim countries. People, mostly youngsters, took the streets and organized demonstrations during the Spring of 2011, demanding political changes in their countries in favor of democracy and the end of tyrannic governments. Among the countries that participated in this Arab Spring were Egypt, Tunisia, Lybia, Morocco, and Syria.
