1. The Great Pakistan
By : Marshall Ellison

2. History
• Back then, one of the successful states back
then to the British was Pakistan.
• Aryans, Greeks, Arabs, Turks, and many other
invaders controlled the religion for thousands
of years (Geography).

3. Transportation
• In Pakistan there are many ways for
transportation, there are 101 airports in
Pakistan and 20 Heliports, and there are
260760 roadways in Pakistan for cars to travel
by.

4. Government
• Their government in Pakistan is The Federal
Islamic Republic.
• The Prime Minister back then was the head of
the country, and the president served as the
head of the state.
• The capital of Pakistan is Islamabad. They
captured their independence August 14, 1947,
from British India.

5. Geography
• The climate in Pakistan is mostly hot and dry desert. There are
more than 3000 animals and 500 plant species. There are
many endangered animals one of them are the Blind Indus
River Dolphin. This Dolphin is found the most in the Indus
River.
• Most endangered is the Red Dolphin the reason that it is
endangered is because the reduce of water flow and
pollution.
• Pakistan the there are three main mountain ranges that
dominate Pakistan. The mountains are the Himalayas, Hindu
Kush, and the Karakoram mountains.

6. Language
• In Pakistan the official language is Urdu (
“Pakistan- Atlapedia A R online.”)
• There are 3.419 million people who use the
main telephone line.
• There are 111 million people who use cellular
phones. (“Pakistan” CIA World Fact Book).

7. People
• In Pakistan they have the same racial group as India. People
live in various parts of Pakistan ( “Pakistan- Atlapedia A R
online”).
• The population is 1,902,291,129 (“Pakistan” CIA World Fact
Book).
• They respect people who are in older years.
• Also the children in Pakistan are pampered (Sheehan).

8. Religion
• 97 percent of their religion in Pakistan is
Islamic.
• 77 percent are Sunni Muslims.
• 20 percent are shitte Muslims.
• The remainders of people are Christians.
• The Islam people are the most popular (
“Pakistan- Atlapedia A R online.”)