The Country of Honduras: A brief report on Honduras, including its economy, culture, environment, etc.
- Date: April 18, 2007
- Level: Junior High, 9th grade
- Grade: A+
- Length: 2 pages (457 words)
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Honduras is located south of Nicaragua and on the west of Guatemala. It is the second largest country in Central America after Nicaragua. The capital and the largest city is Tegucigalpa, a word which means silver hills, derived from a dead Indian language. Even though Honduras has a population of 1,200,000 people, it is still Latin Americas 2nd poorest nation. About 80% of Hondurans live in poverty and 40% are unable to read or write. High metro areas of Honduras, such as capital cities and other major cities are harsh places to raise young children, as there is much reported violence and high crime rates. More rural areas, however, and very generous and have much less ...

... Banana Republic. The countries unemployment rate is estimated at 28% of the population.
Honduras borders the Caribbean Sea and the North Pacific Ocean. Nicaragua is at its southeast and El Salvador to the southwest with Guatemala at its direct west. Honduras also controls many small islands off its shores that make up the Bay Islands. Because Honduras is in an area of Latin America where other countries are still developing, including itself, there are some times border disputes. The most remarkable of these disputes is the 2-century-old argument between El Salvador and Honduras, which was resolved in 1993. Of the 436 square kilometers being argued for, Honduras received 300 square 
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19 April, 2007 07:45:59
Although Wikipedia is a good place to find information, be sure to go to other sources as well. Go to the library and check out an almanac or some geography books on Honduras. I am not criticizing by any means, just letting you know how to improve your writing.