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Across 9. A historical cause of uneven development, due to powerful, mostly European, countries building empires. 10. An international movement that helps to ensure that ordinary farmers and producers in poor countries get a fair deal. 11. The least developed nations are known as an ... 13. Where the money that a poor country owes to another or to an international organisation is reduced or even cancelled. 15. The average number of years that someone is expected to live in a place. 18. A person forced to move from their country due to civil war or a natural disaster. 20. ..... ........ Income. A measure of economic development and wealth. 23. A type of barchart which displays the number of males and females in 5 year age groups for any particular place. 25. The percentage of adults that can read and write. 26. A graph that shows changes in population over time; the ............... Transition Model. 27. People moving from one place to another to live. 28. The average number of babies born per 1000 people each year. 29. Physical problems that countries can face such as earthquakes, droughts, tropical storms that can hold back development. 30. The difference in the living standards between the world.s richest and poorest countries.

Down 1. An example of country that is using tourism to help it develop. 2. One way of reducing the development gap by getting wealthy foreigners to visit for holidays and spend money. 3. The most developed nations are known as a .... 4. A measure of a country's development which uses life expectancy, education and GNI per head to give a score between 0 and 1. 5. How well humans needs are being met alongside a country's economic development 6. The population ............. is how a country's population is made up in terms of age and gender. 7. This has happened to a person if they are forced to move from their home but who stays in their country. 8. The process of buying and selling goods between countries. 12. The number of babies that die before the age of 1 per 1000 live births each year. 13. The positive changes that a country goes through that means that people's standards of living and quality of life will improve. 14. The basic equipment and structures (such as roads, rail, water supplies, sanitation and energy) that are needed for a country or region to function properly. 16. A small type of loan given directly to poor people in order for them to start up businesses and become self-sufficient. 17. The average number of people that die per 1000 people per year 19. A person that moves voluntarily to try and seek a better life, such as a better-paid job. 21. Brazil, China, Malaysia and India are all examples of these types of countries. 22. A country is described as this when it has no coastline and is surrounded by other countries. 24. When help is given by a government or a charity to a place in need.