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San Francisco,$Sierra Club Books. 1996.ZRZR $ 0' '$ZRͪЫZRZRͪЫ$0@' '$ZRBackground Information:00@00' '0$@P' '$$Peter Manzel, the author of Material World, has researched families allPP' 'across the world to find out about how the average families across the worldcompare materially. This book provides unique professional pictures of each familyin front of their home with all of their material possessions. The photographerdoes this by taking out all of the familys possessions and strategically placing themin front of their home. The book also shows pictures that teach you about thefamilys life style.  P$The below information is a comparison of material possession information onan American family and two African families. The specific information that will beused in the following lesson plan includes the families large possessions and mostvaluable possession. source: Manzel, Peter. Material World: A Global Family Portrait. San Francisco,$Sierra Club Books. 1996. 0$ 0@' '$ ZR ZR ZR ZR ZR0 @P@@' '0 ZR ZR ZRZSComparison of numbers:0 @P@@' '0 P`$MaliÖ  `p$Natomo Family, Kauakourou village, Malip$$religion: Islamic$$size of household: 7 (1st)$$size of house: 540 sq ft. (1st)$$$$ 6 (2nd)$$$$ 450 sq ft. (2nd)$$work week: 112 hours (mothers & father)$$$*that leaves 56 unworking hours a week, which is 8 hours a day !$$large possessions: radios (1)$most valued" $$$$ bicycles (1) $possession: bicycle (father)# 0$0@$$Per Capita income: $251 (American $)%@P$$Wishes: Irrigation system, motorcycle, enclosed garden&P`'`pJ(p pp(( HJ$)$$*' '$$South AfricaÖ+$Qampie Family, Soweto, South Africa,$$religion: Roman Catholic-.$$size of household: 7#$$size of house: 400 sq. ft./0$$workweek: 40 (father) 1 $$$ 40 (mother + housework) 2 0 30@$$large possessions: radios (1) 4@P$$$$ telephone (1 broken) 5P`$$$$ television (1)6`p7p$$Per Capita income: $2,543 (American $)8$$Wishes: Computer, typewriter (children)9$$$ House, car (parents):$$Expectations for the future:  It will be bad. (father);<=>$United States:?$Skeen Family, Texas, U.S.A.@$$Religion: ChristianA B 0$$size of household: 4#$$size of dwelling: 1,600 sq. ft. C0@D@P$$Work week: 40 (father)EP`$$$$20 (mother, does not include housework)F`pGp$$large possessions: radios (3)telephones (5)VCR (1) H$$$$ stereos (3)televisions (2) computer (1)!I$$$$ vehicles (3)"J#K$$most valued possessions: bible (mother & father)$L%M$$Per Capita income: $22,356 (American $)&N$$Precautions for crime: lock doors, alarm, mace, lockbarcar'O$$Wishes : tools, new carpet, camping trailerJ(P p(P HJܿQ 0$Ethiopia:S@P$Getu Family, Moulo, EthiopiaTP`$$religion: Ethiopian Orthodox ChristiansU`pVp$$size of household: 7#$$size of dwelling: 320 sq. ft.WX$$workweek: 80 (father) Y$$$ 126 (mother, includes housework 6 hours per day) Z$$large possessions: radios (1, batteries dead) [$$most valued possession: oxen (mother & father) \ ]$$Per Capita income: $123 (American $)^$$Birth control: none but willing if $_$HWishes: more animals, 2nd set of clothing, better seed, farmimplements, peace in world.#a0#b0@$c@P' '$Comparison of Foods/Markets:0dP`P0' '0e`p$Malifp$$ricefather bargains to buy bags at open marketg$$pound grain to make flourh$$fish and rice from communal pot for dinneri$$mango treesjk$South Africal$Hat supermarket main purchase is corn mealcannot shop after dark for$safety reasons /n' '/$$mix corn meal with water to make pap0o' '0$$0p ' '0$Ethiopiaq 0$Hcoffee, strong richly flavoredserved sweetened or salted and withfried grain$/ s0P' '/$$teff, a cereal grainimportant crop in Ethiopia harvested andP0' '$$separated seed (sesame seed size)$!uPp' '$$Hinjara, flat breadpour teff into flour, mix in water & spices andpP' 'spread on wok like pan/"wp' '/$Hwat, a saucy blend of spices and foods such as eggs and vegetablesNp p(x H' 'Nserved with injara#y#$z' '$$United States{$Habundance of foods kept in cupboards and refrigerator for family to$eat when necessary#}#$Hlarge supermarket with wide selection of fresh and packaged foods,$purchase foods for meals and big events# #$HAt a family holiday meal they serve turkey, rolls, vegetables, cranberry$sauce and other foods. 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