Brazil When you hear of the country Brazil, you may think a beautiful country, a great tourist attraction, or a great place to take a vacation. What you did not know is that isn’t always the case. Located in South America, Brazil is bordered by French Guiana, Suriname, Guyana, Colombia and Venezuela to the North; Ecuador, Peru, and Bolivia to the East; Uruguay to the South; and the Atlantic Ocean to the West. There are several ups and downs to not only this country but many others too. Brazil is the largest country in South America and is home to a very large number of people. To be exact, the population is 204,259,812. The average male in Brazil lives to be 70, and the average female lives to be 78 years old. Brazil is smaller than the
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One of their major issues is the economic downfall, meaning they are in a lot of debt and money troubles. Another issue they have is the crime rates in Brazil are very high, most of crime coming from illegal drug trade, stealing and shootings. Another big problem here is that due to their lack of money and poverty. Most of the kids or people in Brazil suffer a lack of education because they can not afford to get an education. Also, due to the lack of money, their roads, houses, and towns could use some fixing up, but they manage to get by with what they go have. …show more content…
Getting a lot of rain is bad because this can cause lots of flooding and damage to homes, streets, people, and even the environment. There are three main seasons in Brazil, low season, shoulder, and high season. The low season is from May to September and consists of mild temperatures. The shoulder is from April to October and the weather is warm and dry along the coast, and can be colder in the south. High season is from December to March with hot weather, comparable to our summer. (Colombus) In Brazil they have lots of health issues, for instance the water in Brazil is so bad it can almost be deadly to people who are not from there originally. Having bad water is what causes many of these terrible sickness’s in the country. There are several diseases that spread in Brazil, such as yellow fever and malaria. AIDS is a disease that is beginning to become a problem as well. Problems with these diseases is that most people who get them can not get the care they need because they cannot afford it.
One of their major issues is the economic downfall, meaning they are in a lot of debt and money troubles. Another issue they have is the crime rates in Brazil are very high, most of crime coming from illegal drug trade, stealing and shootings. Another big problem here is that due to their lack of money and poverty. Most of the kids or people in Brazil suffer a lack of education because they can not afford to get an education. Also, due to the lack of money, their roads, houses, and towns could use some fixing up, but they manage to get by with what they go have. …show more content…
Getting a lot of rain is bad because this can cause lots of flooding and damage to homes, streets, people, and even the environment. There are three main seasons in Brazil, low season, shoulder, and high season. The low season is from May to September and consists of mild temperatures. The shoulder is from April to October and the weather is warm and dry along the coast, and can be colder in the south. High season is from December to March with hot weather, comparable to our summer. (Colombus) In Brazil they have lots of health issues, for instance the water in Brazil is so bad it can almost be deadly to people who are not from there originally. Having bad water is what causes many of these terrible sickness’s in the country. There are several diseases that spread in Brazil, such as yellow fever and malaria. AIDS is a disease that is beginning to become a problem as well. Problems with these diseases is that most people who get them can not get the care they need because they cannot afford it.