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Yemen

Yemen. By: Britney .W Brandin .M. The Land. Landforms Sarawat Mountains Islands of Yemen Great Rift Valley Water Systems Great Rift Valley Al Ghaidhak Mariv. Natural Resources Petroleum Fish Rock Salt Marble Coal Gold. Lead Nickle Copper Fertile soil.

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Yemen

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  1. Yemen By: Britney .W Brandin .M

  2. The Land Landforms • Sarawat Mountains • Islands of Yemen • Great Rift Valley Water Systems • Great Rift Valley • Al Ghaidhak • Mariv

  3. Natural Resources Petroleum Fish Rock Salt Marble Coal Gold Lead Nickle Copper Fertile soil The Land continued..

  4. Climate/ Vegetation • Fossil deposits left in caves from small mammals called the rock hyrax. • The climate used to be a lot wetter then it is now. • Caves are built from limestone where few plants grow. • Silt deposits are found on the flat land. It makes it good for archeologists to find fossils. • It mostly rains in the summer • The average rain fall is 20inches • Coastal plain with some high land • Eastern Desert • Some parts of the country are either really wet or really dry. • It is the most populated country on the penninsula

  5. Government! • The majority of the people are republican • It was first ruled by Imams • In 2006 Ali Abdullah Saleh he was re-elected with 77% of the vote • The government are rebels and they are called Houthi movement • The government are run by a prime minister who is appointed by a president • 301 members in the house of representatives • 6 year terms

  6. History/ Current Events Current Event “Gunshots at US embassy in Yemen” • Gunmen have opened fire outside of the US embassy in Yemen’s capital, Sanaa. Hours later the embassy reciebed a threat about a potential attack in the “foreseeable future”. Those three men were arrested after a car chase. History • Yemen is one of the oldest civilizations in the east. • In the 6th century it was dominated by six successive civilizations. • 630 C.E. Yemen became part of the Muslim realm. • They did not have non speaking people through the 8th and 12th centuries. • They became republican May 22 of 1990

  7. Economy • GVP is 52.5 billion per capital • Growth rate is 3.1% • Unemployment is 35% in 2003 • Arable land is 3% • Most people are employed in agricultural and herding services • Their industries are cotton textiles, and small aluminum products • They export 8.2 billion and they import 5.4 billion. • Major trading partners are China, Thailand, and India.

  8. Culture • The language spoken here is mostly Arabic • They use the metric system • The people of Yemen use a unique clay architecture for their buildings. • The religion that is most popular in this country is Sunni Muslim, and Shia Muslim, and there are some small Christian and Hindu communities. • Their meals consist of breads, teas, meat, eggs, herbs, and spices. The meat they use typically is goat or sheep. Lately poultry and fish have become a lot more popular. • Over 90% of the population chews qat for more than five hours a day

  9. Places to See • Sanaa is one of the oldest urban settlements of mankind.-visit the National Museum. • Wadi Dhar is a place in Yemen famous for its rock palace of the Imam and its fruit gardens. • Beit Al Faqih on Fridays they have the biggest weekly regional market in Africa. • Khokha is a fishing village with palm woods along the Red Sea.

  10. Work Cited • http://www.wayfaring.info/2007/02/21/enjoy-in-the-city-of-sanaa-really-a-unique-place-very-different-to-the-rest-of-the-middle-east/ • https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/ym.html • http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/7852481.stm • http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0108153.html

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