The Republic of Lebanon
With a population of over three million, the Republic of Lebanon is an Arab state in western Asia. It occupies a long, narrow strip of land on the Eastern Shore of the Mediterranean Sea. The most populated and most recognized city in Lebanon is Beirut, the capital. The official tree of Lebanon is the Cedar Tree and the official language is Arabic, although English and French is commonly spoken. Lebanon is rather densely populated, but the people are unevenly distributed. Most Lebanese are Arab, but there are many other racial and cultural groups. Muslims make up more than half of the population, which is grouped into the Sunnites and the Shi’ites, and Christians make up most of the rest. Other religions include the Maronite Catholics, Greek Orthodox, and the Druze. There are about seventeen religious communities in Lebanon. About 88 percent of the people in Lebanon can read and write. Relative to its size, it has the largest number of
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Approximate Word count = 642
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)
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