Hey there!
You can really use your common sense to figure this one out! :)
If a country is a developed, it has a lot under control! They have a lot of water, electricity, food, shelter, education, and healthcare available. If one has a health problem, there will be more advanced medicine and healthcare to help them out. There are also many other things available that help you to be healthier such as food and water availability, shelter, supplements, medicines, prescriptions, and more.
If a country is developing, it will not have all of these things ready or at the level as other countries. Therefore, it is harder to maintain good health, which will most likely lead to more health-related deaths. Many graphs, charts, and data that the WHO provides can help back this up.
Therefore, there will be more health related deaths in developing countries.
I hope that this helps!
The correct answer is - C. 1975 - 1999.
The period between 1975 and 1999 was a period in which the world population grew for around 2 billion people. Even thought that is the same rise as in the period between 1930 and 1975, still this period is shorter, and is just 24 years the world population grew from approximately 4 billion people to approximately 6 billion people.
The answer is A. His base of support was inside the preservationist wing of the Republican Party, and despite the fact that he had made his own profession as an aggressor adversary of Communism, Nixon saw chances to enhance relations with the Soviet Union and set up relations with the People's Republic of China.
D) working with the Soviet Union to reduce the levels of nuclear weapons.
Answer:
The governmental presence in the colonies were usually designed to serve the interest of the colonizers. Let's examine Spanish and British empire as a comparison.
Spanish Empire's main purpose of creating colonies was to spread Christianity. British Empire on the other hand did it purely for their economic interest/
Spanish Empire will install a government within the colony that forced the local to abandon their original language, culture, and religion so it will be easier for them to learn about Christianity. This was the reason why ex-Spanish Colonies now speak Spanish and mostly Catholics. The government installed by the British empires on the other hand mostly acted as intermediary that treated the colonies as a smaller business entities.