Answer:
Climactic plot structure is when the story begins at the height of the story, meaning the climax and then progresses to tell the events before the climax and the aftermath of the climax.
Explanation:
Climactic plot structure is different from other plot structures as it begins right from the exact moment of the climax. It is also known as "<em>en media res</em>" in literary terms. It literally means, "<em>in the middle of</em>", meaning the story starts at the middle of the story. This type of plot structure requires a background story of the 'how' and 'why' of the beginning of the story. It then comes to the climax, i.e. the start of the story line, and then proceeded to give a solution or ending of the plot. Examples of such type of narrative plot structures will include "The Odyssey" by Homer, "Divine Comedy" by Dante or the movies "Slumdog Millionaire", "Thor" or even "Gandhi" and "Forest Gump". The starting of the plot shows the event that is the climax, which then moves on to explain or show how or why that happened, then moves to the future scenes, the concluding plot of the story.
Well, I am a Muslim, (a person in the religion of Islam), so I could answer this very easily.
Why it's so important to North African countries is because North African Countries are closer to the middle east; the "base" or "home" of Islam.
Why you may ask is it our base/home?
Well that's the area of land our religion was founded in, by our Prophet Muhammad (May peace and blessings be upon him).
So, since North African Countries are very close to the middle east, (they actually used to be part of the middle east; in fact, all countries were actually one full piece of land called "Pangaea" until Earth's tectonic plates divided it into multiple pieces of land), they felt as if they would interpret many of the middle east's customs, religion, tradition, culture, and basically their lifestyle.
This is why it's important :)
I hope I helped you! ^-^
Flowing northward through the tropical climate of eastern Africa and into the Mediterranean Sea, the river passes through 11 countries: Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Kenya, Ethiopia, Eritrea, South Sudan, Sudan and Egypt.
As far as a threat, North Korea has been seen as such for many years (since WWII), when North Korea sided with Russia. America and its Capitalism were not fond of the Communist party, and so we have really been fighting/being concerned about Russian influence.
Historically North and South Korea have been in conflict many years before America and Russia got involved. When we did though it got worse.
Trump has done very little to resolve this, some would say he is making it worse.
AND as for any current events ask Google!