Sanitation, How clean and safe the water, toilets, and washing systems are in a country., Infant mortality rate, The number of babies who die before their first birthday, Literacy rate, People (usually adults) who can read and write in a country, GDP per capita, Average amount of money each person in a country would have if all the country’s money was shared equally., Population Density, How crowded or spread out a country is., Rural, Places in the countryside, away from towns and cities, Poverty, When people do not have enough money, food, or resources, Life Expectancy, The average number of years a person is expected to live, Developed Country, A country where most people have good jobs, good healthcare, good schools, and enough money to live comfortably., Less developed country, A country where many people may not have enough money, healthcare, or schools, and life can be more difficult.
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