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1.to reduce child morality 2.to eradicate poverty and hunger 3.to promote gender equality 4.to improve material health
The widening of prosperity to all classes of US society was the goal of his "Great Society", a series of social programs to fight poverty and improve the economy.(Quote from LBJ statement)"The task of economic policy is to create a prosperous America. The unfinished task of prosperous Americans is to build a Great Society. Our accomplishments have been many; these tasks remain unfinished:to achieve full employment without inflation;to restore external equilibrium and defend the dollar;to enhance the efficiency and flexibility of our private and public economies;to widen the benefits of prosperity;to improve the quality of American life."
an end to poverty (apex)
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Hes refering to a line in Martin Luther King Jr "I Have A Dream' speech. Hes talking about slaves.
There were several groups did not share in the prosperity of the 1920s. One of those groups were sharecroppers of the deep South. They were still poverty stricken.
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If you are referring to the word"prosperous", then the opposite would be unprosperous.
the great depression
great depression
farmers, new immigrants, blacks, people in poverty, unemployed
Jews have suffered from poverty, on and off, throughout the last 2500 years. You can even find instances as far back as the book of Judges. Thankfully, the poverty was never universal; and there have been periods of prosperity too (such as the Golden Age in Spain; and later, in Turkey).
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In English grammar, poverty is a noun that refers to the state of being poor or lacking material possessions. It is a term used to describe the condition of having little or no money, resources, or means of sustenance.
There is no common definition for poverty that is accepted by all countries and organisations. Generally poverty refers to material deprivation and the state of being deficient in means of subsistence. What is more useful in defining poverty is to look at different measurements of poverty which is used. For example, the United Nations use the Human Poverty Index to rate the poverty of a country. There is also the Multidimensional Poverty Index used by the World Bank. Another measurement or index used is the Human Development Index, as well as the Human Deprivation Index. To complicate this further some measurements also focus on one aspect or group, like the Gender Poverty Index, the Gender Development Index or the Water Poverty Index. All of this shows that defining poverty is extremely complex as there is still no agreement on what poverty is exactly.