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Sahara Desert

Mediterranean Sea. Map of A lgeria. Sahara Desert. Atlas Mountains.

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Sahara Desert

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  1. Mediterranean Sea Map of Algeria Sahara Desert Atlas Mountains

  2. Hello I'm back I went to so many different places for example I went to the Mediterranean Sea, Sahara desert, and the atlas Mountains. First I went to the Mediterranean sea and it is in the south and I swam all the way to the other side. Next I went to the Sahara on a helicopter and it was so long and it so hot. Finally I went to the Atlas Mountains and I went hiking and I saw lots of land and when I got to the top I put a flag. See you tomorrow.

  3. Dear Family I am here in Algeria and its so beautiful I can see lots of people and lots of land and I hope I go to lots of different places like the Atlas Mountains, Sahara Desert is in the East and the Mediterranean Sea in the north. Everything here is amazing especially the people I've met so many and their really nice. Then the climate here is 61F because I came here in January and I will leave in August.

  4. Eden Monument de Martyrs

  5. Hello this is my last day in Algeria and it was fun meeting new people and eating new foods and visiting new places like the Sahara Desert, the Atlas Mountains and the Mediterranean sea and I cant wait to see your faces when you eat the pie that I brought back. Then I want to show you the pictures I took on the camera their so pretty and beautiful. One last thing did you know that they make swords, jewelry, sword draggers and any other kind of metal work. Finally they are low cost in care and many prefer expensive care. The health of Algerians was better than a decade ago. Cant wait to see you tomorrow. :)

  6. Algeria’s popular food’s

  7. Hi I’m back and I am exhausted and I ate at a restaurant named au Clair de la Lune it is so beautiful and I ate a very delicious food and I cant the taste out of my mouth. Then I ate this kind of soup and it was so delicious it had corn, meat and lettuce. Then I ate this very delicious pie and it was amazing and the cook gave me the recipe and I could send you some of it homeand you’ll love it just like me. And I'm coming home maybe tomorrow hope to see you all soon. Their culture is that they practice Muslim what language they speak is Arabic, Tamazight and French. Did you know that they eat pasta and meat and vegetables. Their people tell stories to other and they pass it on to other people

  8. Petroleum and Natural Gas PETROLEUM NATURAL GAS

  9. Hello, now I’m at a town in Algeria which is called ‘Annaba’ . I barely got here and when I was on my way to Annaba the driver told me that Algeria exports petroleum because we past by BIG tubes standing up and there was fire on top of it. Petroleum literally means ‘Rock Oil’. Natural gas is also one of the natural resources that Algeria has. Well, let me tell you more about Annaba. Well Annaba is one of the famous and most common known villages or cities in Algeria. It’s so beautiful here but it still looks like their freedom isnt so well here. Well next I’ll be meeting with a man. He’s going to show me more about this place To: The Martinez Family 1939 Lee st 60018 Des Plaines, ILL

  10. Before Independence

  11. I met this man, he told me a lot about Algeria. One of the things he mentioned is before the Algerians gained independence, the French country ruled them. But it wasn’t gentle it was violent demanding. It was around 1962 when they gained their independence. But the were still fighting for political and social freedom. It sounds harsh doesn’t it.? Well that’s what I though, gaining your independence for your country, but still fighting about social freedom. the most surprising thing I hear was that Maghreb (the region of northwest Africa) they carried out several bombing that killed dozens of people in 2007 To: The Martinez Family 1939 lee st 60018 Des Plaines, ILL

  12. Voting/Elections

  13. Well one of the things they do, here at Algeria they elect for a five-year term. They also elect a prime minister for a five-year term also. What I though about this is that “five-year-term” sounds very long. Here at the United States we only have two full terms, or at least four full terms. To: The Martinez Family 1939 lee st 60018 Des Plaines, ILL

  14. Iron Ore and Phosphates

  15. These other two natural resources Algeria has are Iron ore and Phosphates. Iron ore is most common metal that are used for armor and tools. To make tools or material you need to melt it first and they name it ‘iron ingot’. And after you melt it you can make things such as metal buckets to carry water in. or food place to place. Phosphates are organic chemicals that are mostly in dairys or meat. This chemical has iron and phosphorous and oxygen. Phosphorous is a kind of mineral or sometimes apeares in rocks. To: The Marinez Family 1939 lee st 60018 Des Plaines, ILL

  16. Uranium and Lead zinc

  17. Uranium is a very heavy metal. That is mostly found in rocks or sea water. This ‘very heavy metal’ was named after Uranus which was discovered eight years earlier. Lead Zinc is a kind of silver white metal such as uranium. But its not as heavy as Uranium. Zinc is also used for treatment. To: The Marinez Family 1939 lee st 60018 Des Plaines, ILL

  18. Current Events 2012/2013

  19. I found out today ( March 24th 2013) there was a war in Algeria. It took place Febuary 6th 2012 it didn’t sound that violent as it’s suppose to. But from the guy I just met. He said it wasn’t so violent as the old wars they had before. So from my point of view it doesn’t sound violent and it sounds that not a lot of people got killed in the war. To: The Marinez Family 1939 lee st 60018 Des Plaines, ILL

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