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Third-World Countries

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Jairah Alfafaras

The Mind map I created is about Third-world countries, which experiences a poor state, low socioeconomic status etc. This is under politics or economic context/topic of Social Science. I choose this kind of idea due to the fact that it is use to identify what belongs to the most progressive country or the less fortunate countries. This mind map involves why these countries belong to third-world countries. I put some brief scenarios in regards to the topic.

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1. Yemen

1.1. Civilians have suffered direct violence from both sides, as well as hunger and disease caused by the disruption of trade and aid deliveries. Elections are long overdue, normal political operations have ground to a halt, and many state institutions have ceased to function.

2. Since independence from Sudan in 2011, political elites have presided over rampant corruption, economic collapse, and atrocities against civilians, journalists, and aid workers

3. Libya

3.1. Libya has been plagued by internal divisions and intermittent civil wars since a popular armed uprising in 2011 deposed and killed longtime dictator Mu'ammar al-Qaddafi

4. Turkmenistan

4.1. Turkmenistan is a repressive authoritarian state with a predominantly Muslim population where political rights and civil liberties are almost completely denied in practice.

5. Sudan

6. Syria

6.1. Syria is a country with a predominantly Muslim population (87%). In Syria, political rights and civil liberties have been severely compromised by one of the world's most repressive regimes and by other belligerent forces in an ongoing civil war.

7. Somalia

7.1. Somalia, a country in the horn of Africa has been considered a failed state due to its lack of a central government with the monopoly to exercise legitimate use of violence.

8. A Third World country is an outdated and offensive term for a developing nation characterized by a population with low and middle incomes, and other socio-economic indicators.