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S_A_V [24]
3 years ago
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URGENT!!!!! WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST AND POINTS To complete this assignment, research the news on the internet, or in a newspaper, a

nd make a list of five problems in our society that today’s progressives are trying to solve. (Hint: Think health, children, wages, seniors, and so forth.) You will get 1 point for each problem identified and 1 point for using detail in your description of the problem. Please document your sources or dm them to me please!!!!!
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1 answer:
pentagon [3]3 years ago
5 0
1) problem: Lower class under the poverty line
answer: raise minimum wage that way people can make money that way they can afford to live
2)problem: public defenders are given too many cases at once which is making it hard so people to win their case even if innocent
answer: pay them more that way more people would want to take the job. Also for some minor cases do not make them have to appear in court 
3)problem: Some children can not get school  lunch and is shamed for it.
answer: make the near by groceries stores that would just throw away food give it to the school and food the children that.
 4)problem: lots of women are raped in the military/army  
answer: stop dealing with it internally and hand the case over to the police. 

sorry couldn't think of another one 

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