How much do we know about the English‑speaking world?

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How much do we know about the English‑speaking world?Versión en línea Look at the picture and find the place on the map that matches it por PRR-masters UNAD 1 - This city is one of fastest-growing urban centers in the world. 2 - In this country, Indigenous peoples have confronted the legacy of colonialism and systemic injustice 3 - This place's population is diverse and includes many immigrants. Since the 1970s, migration has shifted the makeup to mostly mestizo, who now make up about half of all inhabitants. 4 - In this city, more than 2,000 unhoused people died in a single year—nearly six each day—mostly from overdoses, illness, and violence. 5 - These Aboriginal peoples come from the first settlers of the continent. This shows the complexity of their history. Explanation 1 Lagos (Nigeria) is Africa's most dynamic megacity: with over 20 million people, it hosts around 5.400 millionaires, and drives global culture through Nollywood and Afrobeats- earning it a place alongside New York as a "city that never sleeps". 2 In Canada, there are now over 1.8 million Indigenous people, about 5% of the population. Their numbers keep growing faster than the non‑Indigenous population, even though the pace has slowed compared to past years. 3 Belize, with its Caribbean coast and rich biodiversity, carries a strong English legacy. First settled by England in the 1600s, it became British Honduras and later a crown colony, remaining under British rule for more than a century. Today, English is the official language—the only such case in Central America 4 In Los Angeles, deaths among homeless people have risen sharply, climbing from 519 in 2014 to 2,033 in 2023. Over the past decade, more than 11,500 deaths have been recorded, underscoring the scale of the housing and health crisis. 5 As of June 2021, there were about 984,000 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples living in Australia, making up 3.8% of the total population. The vast majority (91.7%) identified as Aboriginal, while 4% identified as Torres Strait Islander and 4.3% as both. These First Nations peoples are not a single group but hundreds of distinct communities, each with their own languages, histories, and cultural traditions

How much do we know about the English‑speaking world?Versión en línea

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Lagos (Nigeria) is Africa's most dynamic megacity: with over 20 million people, it hosts around 5.400 millionaires, and drives global culture through Nollywood and Afrobeats- earning it a place alongside New York as a "city that never sleeps".

In Canada, there are now over 1.8 million Indigenous people, about 5% of the population. Their numbers keep growing faster than the non‑Indigenous population, even though the pace has slowed compared to past years.

Belize, with its Caribbean coast and rich biodiversity, carries a strong English legacy. First settled by England in the 1600s, it became British Honduras and later a crown colony, remaining under British rule for more than a century. Today, English is the official language—the only such case in Central America

In Los Angeles, deaths among homeless people have risen sharply, climbing from 519 in 2014 to 2,033 in 2023. Over the past decade, more than 11,500 deaths have been recorded, underscoring the scale of the housing and health crisis.

As of June 2021, there were about 984,000 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples living in Australia, making up 3.8% of the total population. The vast majority (91.7%) identified as Aboriginal, while 4% identified as Torres Strait Islander and 4.3% as both. These First Nations peoples are not a single group but hundreds of distinct communities, each with their own languages, histories, and cultural traditions

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