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What is poverty and wealth?
poverty is when someone is poor and wealth is when someone is rich.
What does the idiom bought the farm mean?
Someone who "bought the farm" has died.This phrase means to die. If you bought the farm, you'd have the dirt in the ground. This would be for your grave. An example would be "Poor Bob bought the farm last week after he caught pneumonia."
How did the sharecropping system make it hard for small farmers to improve their standard of living?
It kept them dirt poor and always indebted to their landlords.
What is the difference between needy and poor?
needy-someone who has nothing and will accept anything from most anyone. poor-someone who has a low-income paying job but can sustain the bare minimum of life. Needy: This means anyone who needs. Perhaps for satisfying the fundamental needs. Poor is generally a comparison with rich. However, generally a needy can be poor.
What are the disadvantages to changing to fairtrade school uniforms?
this is means,,, another financial problem especially in poor family.
How 2 make a mummy?
Wrap someone in toilet paper and than poor some "wet dirt" on them!
What caused the poor to live in filthy slums?
There were too many rich people
Where does the phrase dirt poor come from?
From houses with dirt floors, not being able to afford flooring..dirt poor? It's just a guess.
In the century before the birth of Christ most Romans .?
were poor and lived in filthy crowded conditions
What do the poor Somalians eat?
dirt
What do poor somalians eat?
dirt
What is hog in connotation form?
Filthy; Low life; Wild; Greedy; Husky; Poor ...Those are all I have for it....
Why do people say they are dirt poor?
The phrase "dirt poor" is a colloquial expression used to indicate extreme poverty. It refers to a level of destitution where a person may not even have enough resources to afford basic necessities. The term "dirt" could symbolize worthlessness or lack of value, emphasizing the dire financial situation of the individual.
How much would food cost in Victorian times?
a lot depending if you were poor and not so much if you were filthy rich
Where did dirt poor come from?
The phrase "dirt poor" originated in the early 20th century and is a colloquial way of describing extreme poverty. The term likens the individual's financial situation to being as impoverished as the dirt on the ground.
What are the effects of poor housekeeping?
Dirtiness filthiness dirt filth
Why do poor people in Africa add dirt to their food?
it tastes good
