Probably yes tbh i mean i would say yes not sure
Of course it has, many third world countries require modern technology to grow and flourish. Before the industrial revolution in the United States, many people worked extremely hard to make clothes and create armory but after the revolution, the impact was huge sewing machines came into work, interchangeable parts and etc. we now use technology that we have to help countries that are still developing.
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The form ethnic conflict takes, be it, religious, linguistic, racial, tribal does not seem to alter its intensity, longevity, passion and relative intractability, their emphasis on the ascriptive and cultural core of the conflict, imagined or real, and they distinguish it primarily from the largely non-ascriptive and economic core of class conflict. Ethnic conflict may have an economic basis, but that is not its defining feature. The politics of ethnic group can be defined irrespective of internal class differentiation, race, language, sect or religion. So communal and ethnic mean the same.
<span>High-power difference and Brazil are the correct answers. In this case, there is a large discrepancy between the amount of power that those at the top levels hold and the amount of power that those who are typical citizens hold. This leads to possible abuses of that power on the part of the elites.</span>
