Algeria
By: Sara & Faleha
Algeria
Languages that are spoken are Arabic, Tamazight, and French. (Social)
Grapes, onions, and oranges are sold at the local produce. (Social)
Eid al-Fitr is a feast after fasting that lasts for two days. (Social)
Rainy and cold seasons start in December and end in March. (Geographical)
Islam is the main religion. (Social)
Algerian dinar is their currency. (Economical)
Political
Economical
Social
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