If you are one who lives in a community where you have 1,000,000 and everyone else who lives there considers a million pocket change meaning the next poorest person is worth 100,000,000 then in relative terms, you are poor.
On the other hand if your annual income is 25 dollars a month which will not allow you to buy food or clothing or shelter and you live out of garbage cans owned by other people, that's absolute poverty.
That gives you the beginning idea of what these two terms mean. In fact sociologists consider absolute poverty to mean that you live below a standard that allows for your basic needs. The society in general can provide these needs.
Relative poverty will be as it was described above. Basic needs are met, but the general society can do better. Countries use both stands to define what poverty is.
Well, I think they were allowed to practice their own religion, but they had to pay poll tax to be exempt from the military.
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During the colonial period of Arabs living in Kenya much economic, socio-cultural and political influences occurred. Islam was introduced to the region; commercial trade between the regions increased enormously (both export and import); the modest living of the Arabs developed a sensibility to trade in the early colonialist period forming more capital for investment; there was a relative amount of hostility due to the apolitical nature of the Yemeni Arabs in becoming involved with the Kenyan Politics; the intermarriage of Arabs and Kenyans resulted in the formation of the Swahili people forming the Bantu Language which resulted from heavy Arab influence.
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