Poverty

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Hard to be a successful farmer/ranger in dry areas.

It would be really unethical to eat at a soup kitchen if you are not poor or homeless but just want to save money since soup kitchens are usually starved for funds and there are many poor people who really need to food given to them by soup kitchens.

The War on Poverty is the unofficial name for legislation was first introduced by U.S. President Lyndon Johnson in 1964. It later pass the Economic Opportunity Act.

Poverty is a huge problem in the United States, as well as many countries around the world. It is important to bring focus to the problem of poverty and work together to put an end to nations where poverty exists.

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In development geography, geographers study spatial patterns in development. They try to find by what characteristics they can measure development by looking at economic, political and social factors. They seek to understand both the geographical causes and consequences of varying development. Studies compare More Economically Developed Countries (MEDCs) with Less Economically Developed Countries (LEDCs). Additionally variations within countries are looked at such as the differences between northern and southern Italy, the Mezzogiorno.

Within development geography, sustainable development is also studied in an attempt to understand how to meet the needs of the present without compromising the needs of future generations to meet their own needs

As long as life itself!

Sociobiology is the application of natural selection to human society Humans are the product of natural selection at the individual level and the product of evolution at the population level, so the human generated society is influenced by the natural selection of individual humans.

it is cheaper to raise a child in a farming envirinment becausethey chip in with the work

In "How the Other Half Lives," Jacob Riis vividly portrays poverty as a harsh and dehumanizing experience, highlighting the grim realities faced by the urban poor in late 19th-century New York City. He uses stark imagery and personal anecdotes to illustrate the overcrowded, unsanitary living conditions, and the struggles of families surviving in tenement housing. Riis emphasizes the systemic neglect and societal indifference that perpetuate these conditions, urging readers to recognize the humanity of those trapped in poverty and to advocate for social reform. His work ultimately serves as a powerful call to action for improving the lives of the impoverished.

Living the life of poverty

The vast majority of starving people are in that situation through an accident of birth, or through politics, climate, and other factors no fault of their own. To have a relatively comfortable home and adequate food for yourself and your family implies some humanitarian obligation to help those suffering hardship, in the same way you might help out - within your means - a neighbouring family which has suffered loss of some sort. One day it might be you needing help, but that shouldn't be why you show compassion and support to those less fortunate than yourself.

Youths living in poverty may need to get full time jobs to help support their family. It's basically impossible to have a full time job AND still attend school, so it's either one or the other. Thats the only reason I can think of.

its meaning is that some people who faced poverty , are acting that is wrong that we have to tell, that jab koi bhikari bhik mangta hai who acting karke ye sab karta hai wo galat hai

1. Overpopulation

2. Unemployment (mainly due to rural migrants not being qualified to gain employment)

3. Lack of services available due to rapid large scale immigration

4. Housing shortages due to rapid large scale immigration

5. Slum life --> the cause of diseases, mental illness, high infant mortality rate and low life expectancy

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If your question is really how are poor children helped by government school feeding programs, the answer is pretty simple.

It is very difficult for hungry children to concentrate on schoolwork during the day if their tummies are demanding food. Our minds not only need oxygen to work, but they need the energy provided by food. Interestingly, learning and growing your knowledge burns calories. You can't get those calories without eating. Well fed children learn more than those who aren't as well fed.

Next, if poor children are underfed, this means that their parents can't afford to feed them. Parents will more likely keep their children in school if their children have access to food there. Keeping children in school keeps them from being unsupervised at home. Obviously, if a parent can't afford to feed their children well, they can't afford child care. Unsupervised children will grow up to have a higher percentage of unemployment and dependence on social programs that cost you and me tax dollars.

Thirdly, by keeping children in school and getting them proper educations, they will develop skills to better their lives and break the cycle of poverty.

Finally, feeding poor children helps them grow properly as they should. When children don't have enough to eat, they can become malnourished which leads to a host of health problems. Poor children and families cannot afford medical care, so their expenses are paid for by people like you and me through our taxes.

Summarized quickly, government subsidized meals for school:

1. Help students increase their learning ability

2. Keeps students in school

3. Keeps children off the streets during the day

4. Prepares them for a better life

5. Helps break the cycle of poverty

6. Helps break the cycle of crime

7. Helps children be healthier

8. Reduces the cost of social and health programs funded by you and me.

those in need should start a business and borrow a loan from the bank if they need to.

Internal migration from rural areas.

Vitamins are not a viable alternative to poverty induced clinical malnutrition

Literature has always influenced morality since whatever a writer writes it is based on the social, moral and ethical values prevalent or seen around in the society. His writings are reflections of how the society is behaving and acting. By writing about the ills in the society by exposing evils and appreciating goodness he influences the morality through his literature.

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