I believe the answer is B.i hope this helps you.Zane
<u>Answer:
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Stage 2 and Stage 5 countries typically have high dependency ratios whereas Stage 4 countries typically have a low dependency ratio.
<u>Explanation:
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- Depending on the stage of the demographic transition that the country is in, the dependency ratio of the population is determined.
- Across the globe, these stages are determined based on the data regarding increase and decrease in the population over the years.
- Usually, countries with a high dependency ratio exhibit no or slow growth.
The communities affected by human rights violations, government is currently supporting them . For example the lower caste which is inferior to all other castes their rights are constantly violated by othet communities or superior people but now government has endured fix wages , many policies , schemes , reserved seats. Due to which their rights are protected at some extent. They were given special protection.
Let's take one more example of such community whose rights are violated at a great extent- Adivasi community. They are found in majority. Their condition is pitiable from the point of view in comparison to social, economic and political.
Their lands were taken by many businesses mens and pay nothing. Government became conscious and given them compensation, rehabilitation and food security.
<span>As there are no choices given, here is the direct answer "Provide services in local languages by
providers from these villages".</span>
The Andes, going along South America's western face, is one
of the world's longest mountain ranges. Its changed territory incorporates icy
masses, volcanoes, meadow, desert and backwoods etc. The mountains shield per-Colombian archaeological destinations and wild life including chinchillas
and condors.
Mary's behavior is an example of learned helplessness, that is a behaviour pattern of a subject that endures repeatedly aversive, violent or traumatic stimuli and becomes unable to escape or avoid them. The subject has a tendency to not accept escape or avoidance as an option in the future.
