Dimensions of poverty

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Froggy Jumps Dimensions of povertyOnline version andrea, adriana y josé by Adriana Bear 1 what were the two main historical views of poverty? a poverty is inevitable - poverty can be eliminated b poverty is temporary - permanent c poverty depends only on charity 2 what role does the State play in modern anti-poverty policies? a to sustain poor families b to ensure access to education, health and opportunities c the State doesnt concern with it 3 why is the inequality a challenge to eliminating poverty? a because inequality only helps the rich and the poor are left aside b because it motivates people to work c because it gives more opportunities to people who can bring money to the country 4 how does education and health break poverty cycles? a it provides long-term tools for self-improvement b it doesnt c so the military power rises and to have more government functionaries 5 according to Eric Jencen how many types of poverty are there? a 6 types b 3 types c 4 types 6 what's the absolute poverty? a lack of basic needs (food, water, shelter) b lack of services (education, health..) c not having a job 7 what's the difference between rural and urban poverty? a urban takes place in a city and rural in the countryside b they're at the same level (no difference) c urban is temporary whilst rural is permanent 8 according to the UN why is measuring poverty difficult? a because definitions and perceptions of poverty can change and vary b because organizations and countries don't give real data c because most people don't care about the poor 9 what was the only thing Chimamanda saw in Fide? a his family's poverty and his own b his intelligence c his mental abilities, like his resilience 10 what does Chimamanda say about stereotypes? a they're not fake, they're incomplete b they can hurt people both mental and physical ways c they're all fake 11 whats the consequence about the "Single Story"? a it takes away a town's dignity and makes more difficult the recognition of human dignity b people learn more about poverty c people start discriminating poor people 12 what are the common causes of irritation for nigerians? a failed infrastructure and government. b culture and history c lack of education and adult homes

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Dimensions of povertyOnline version

by Adriana Bear

what were the two main historical views of poverty?

what role does the State play in modern anti-poverty policies?

why is the inequality a challenge to eliminating poverty?

how does education and health break poverty cycles?

according to Eric Jencen how many types of poverty are there?

what's the absolute poverty?

what's the difference between rural and urban poverty?

according to the UN why is measuring poverty difficult?

what was the only thing Chimamanda saw in Fide?

what does Chimamanda say about stereotypes?

whats the consequence about the "Single Story"?

what are the common causes of irritation for nigerians?