Development

1. LEDC

1.1. Less economically developed.

1.2. Not quite fully industrialised.

1.3. Lack of drinking water/sanitation.

1.4. Heavily dependent on agricultural business rather than industries/companies.

1.5. Lower income rates, higher infant mortality rate, lower life expectancy.

1.6. Kids often have to work for food.

1.7. Kids cannot expect an education.

2. NIC

2.1. Only recently industrialised.

2.2. Undergoing massive amounts of economic growth.

2.3. Beginning to choose industries over farming.

2.4. Income rates rising, infant mortality rate dropping, life expectancy rising.

3. Human Rights

3.1. All humans have certain rights depending on which country they are inside.

3.2. Human rights are not the same in every country.

3.3. The UN says that every human has the right to justice and the right to have safety under the law.

4. MEDC

4.1. Fully industrialised.

4.2. Fully economically developed.

4.3. Drinking water/sanitation accessible.

4.4. Puts more weight on industries than agriculture/farming.

4.5. Higher income rates, lower infant mortality rate, higher life expectancy.

4.6. Kids generally can expect an education.

5. Urban and Rural

5.1. Urban is something that refers to or is characteristic of a city rather than the country side.

5.2. Rural refers to or is characteristic of the country rather than the city.

5.3. The word 'urbanisation' refers to the growing population of a city.