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enduring issues essa

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whats an enduring issue An enduring issue is a problem or obstacle which countless societies have tried to solve in varying ways.
second sentence in the introduction Overtime one enduring issue in history has been the ___________ and it is shown through documents (1,2,3,)
whats the third sentence on the enduring issues essay explain what the enduring issue you picked is
what should the first sentence of every bodyparagraph be Enduring issue ______ can be seen in document one
What is Conflict? A serious disagreement, fight, or struggle between people, groups, or countries. Think: People fighting Wars Protests Civil wars Revolutions
What is Desire for Power? When people want more control, authority, or influence over others. Think: Kings wanting more power Dictators taking control Countries expanding empires Leaders refusing to give up power
What is Inequity? Back: When things are unfair and some people have more rights, opportunities, or power than others. Think: Slavery Apartheid Women not having rights Social classes Discrimination
What is Innovation? A new invention or way of solving a problem that changes people's lives. Think: Industrial Revolution machines Vaccines The internet New farming methods
What is Interconnectedness? When people, countries, and places become connected and affect each other. Think: Trade Globalization Spread of diseases Cultural exchange Alliances
What are Ideas and Beliefs? The thoughts, values, and religions that influence people's actions. Think: Christianity spreading Communism Nationalism Enlightenment ideas Democracy
What is Environmental Impact? How people affect the environment or how the environment affects people. Think: Deforestation Pollution Natural disasters Climate change Droughts
What is Scarcity? Not having enough of something people need. Think: Food shortages Lack of water Limited oil Famine Competition for resources
What is Population Growth? When the number of people increases. Think: More babies being born Cities becoming crowded Need for more food and housing Urbanization
Created by: Fernando.Quezada
 

 



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