THE PROBLEM: You Gotta Move it, Move it. Part I: Which country would you move to? PRETEND: The land your residence sits on has been seized by the government and, in rebellion, you are leaving the country! You will be moving to a country that uses the metric system, degrees Celcius, and a different currency. Where will you go? You will compare 2 countries of your choosing across the following metrics to make your final decision on which country you'll move to. Average cost of living Average temperature (both summer and winter) Other factors that are important to you, like: . Politics Healthcare Culture on Landscape . Population . Any others key to your decision RESEARCH, ORGANIZE INFORMAITON, DECIDE: For all the following parts, make sure to organize your information in a way that shows an easy comparison. Conversions require all work steps shown. Responses without work will not earn full credit. 1. Which two countries will you compare? 2. For each of those two countries, find the following: A. The currency B. The average cost of living their country (in their currency) C. Their currency's exchange rate with the U.S. dollar D. The average cost of living in each country in the U.S. dollar. This will require you to show your conversion work! 3. In degrees Celcius, find: A. The average temperature in the summer B. The average temperature in the winter C. What is the formula to convert degrees Celcuis to degrees Farenheit? D. Convert these the average temperature in summer and winter for each country into degrees Farenheit. Show your conversion work! 4. Choose at least two other factors that are crucial to your choice. Compare these two factors for the two countries. 5. Which of the two countries most fit your lifestyle and desires? Write a valid argument to support your conclusion