Start by loading the dataset into R.

2. Youre interested in the child illiteracy rates for each continent. Subset the data by Continent (North America, South America, Africa, Asia, Australia, and Europe) a. You will also find the mean of the child illiteracy rate for each of the 6 continents.

3. You want to learn more about illiteracy rates in North America. Start by creating a boxplot of the child illiteracy rates in North America (Hint: use the subset you created in #2)

4. Create a histogram of child illiteracy rates in North America, specifically the child illiteracy data. Label the x-axis "Child Illiteracy", the y-axis "Frequency", and the main title "[Your Full Name]s North America CI Rates Histogram"

5. Plot the North America data with Illiteracy on the x-axis and GDP on the y-axis (use the function: plot). After you have your plotted data, run a linear regression on the data (use the function: lm)

6. Add the line of best fit to your plot (use the function: abline). On the same line as the code for this function, add your name and lab section as a comment.