Yes.
Language affects the way we think about things. Different languages embed diferent values and perspectives, so knowing more than one langage tends to help a person think about things in more than one way.
Industrialism had widened the technological gap between Africa and the West and industrialism led for a greater need for a secure and steady supply of raw materials, which Africa had in abundance, and for an increased desire for markets for the abundance of goods supplied.
There is less use or less need for indigenous languages due to one of the following processes:
• Media, Internet, consumer goods, trade, and higher education encourage indigenous peoples to learn, accept, or adapt to the global economy or globalized culture.
• Foreign investment in infrastructure (e.g., cellular phone networks, railways, highways, and ports) places indigenous peoples in contact with the global economy or globalized culture.
Answer:
Health Occupations Students of America
Explanation:
HOSA promotes career opportunities in the healthcare industry, which enhances the delivery of quality health services to all people.
