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icang [17]
3 years ago
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How do challenges cause a society to change?

History
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Alborosie3 years ago
3 0
Challenges can cause society to change because it isn’t in the norms according to the people in the society. Challenges can be positive or negative & can impact society to pivot. Challenges can rise as problems in this case in today’s society, BLM. The movement has been around in the recent decade but wasn’t supported as much as it is now. Society is changing everyday. Sometimes celebrities in society are promoting it to their followers/fans to be part of a change in society even friends and families influence each other and themselves to have change or to join a challenge to make society better for the future. The pandemic is a challenge that society had to adjust. A quarantine was appointed to society and society had some reactions towards this decision made by the government. It all depended how the people in society would respond. They had to follow government rules to not be at risk of the contagious disease that was going around at fast rate. The people who didn’t come out during the pandemic quarantine was society. Society took act to follow for the better of the future. Society will always change, a new challenge will rise & it takes a group of people to expand & share it to society’s eyes.
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