Question

The federal government gives money to a community to try to reduce the impact of gang violence. How can the community use this money most effectively? by increasing funding for fire and medical response by creating grants for businesses struggling to stay open by giving money to individual families who live in the community by increasing salaries for personnel at poorly performing schools

Answer 1

Answer:

Gang violence can be reduced by giving money to the individual families who live in the community.

Explanation:

Gang violence are the illegal and non-political acts of violence perpetrated by gangs against civilians, other gangs, law enforcement officers, firefighters, or military personnel.

Their activities include intimidation, theft, assault, swarming, drug trafficking, stabbings, shootings and sometimes murder.

By giving money to the individual families gang violence can reduced because they usually do thefts to fulfill their basic needs and necessities, if money can be given to them they would fulfill their own needs without any theft.

Answer 2

Answer:

A. by increasing funding for fire and medical response

Explanation:

Creating grants for businesses to stay open doesn't help because if the owners of said businesses want to move elsewhere, they will because of lack of safety in the area. Giving money to individual families doesn't benefit the community at all. Lastly, increasing salaries for personnel at poorly performing schools is a prevention method, not one that lowers the impact after the fact.