Use the materials that you have been given to ‘build’ the following population pyramids. Take a picture of it and describe it on Canvas—in your own words and utilizing the model explanations below. MODEL ONE Build a population pyramid to show a country where: There is a high birth rate (so it is wide at the bottom) There is a high infant mortality (so the pyramid narrows) The death rates are high but the life expectancy is low (so not many people live long so it is narrow at the top.) This shape of pyramid generally represents a LEDC (less economically developed country—a poor country). MODEL TWO Build a population pyramid to show a country where: The birth rates are now low Birth rates have been higher so there are more economically active than young dependents There are low death rates and high life expectancy This shape of pyramid generally represents a MEDC (more economically developed country-rich country) MODEL THREE Build a population pyramid to show a country where: Birth rates have been very high but have now dropped Infant mortality rates have dropped Death rates are lower Life expectancy is gradually improving This shape of pyramid generally represents a developing country – one that is more developed than some LEDC’s but less developed than many MEDC’s. After your models have been photographed, answer the following in Canvas: Identify and explain at least one positive and one negative characteristic of each type of pyramid (societal needs, government provided benefits & services, labor force, tax base, brain drain, availability of resources, availability of health care, future needs, education, infant mortality).