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oksano4ka [1.4K]
3 years ago
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What is the hungry season? What has led to the increase in this time period? What was the solution the anthropologists arrived a

t to help the people within the region? Was there one solution or did it result in having multiple options that were taught to the people of the villages?
Social Studies
1 answer:
postnew [5]3 years ago
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Explanation:

Hungry season corresponds to an agricultural term that characterizes the period of empty months between the harvest consumed from the last season and the moment when the harvest of this season is ready to be harvested and consumed.

The increase in the time period between one crop and the next was marked by poor climatic conditions and poor treatment conditions to keep the soil fertile, which led to precise solutions to help people who suffered from this season without food.

Therefore, several options have been developed to help these communities, such as the receipt of social subsidies, which provide better living and food conditions for the population, and the granting of credits that allow shopping with the use of recyclables, such as plastic.

However, these solutions are far from ideal and beneficial to the entire population that suffers most from the famine, such as countries in Africa, where there is poor income distribution and still a lot of poverty in rural communities, which are still experiencing long hunger seasons. and survive these periods with help from donations from family members or neighbors.

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