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Kipish [7]
3 years ago
10

Plz help. Been trying to figure this out for three days now. Greatly appreciated! 100 pts!!

English
2 answers:
Shalnov [3]3 years ago
6 0

Problems in neighborhoods,

1: Neighbors blast music all the time when ppl try to get their beauty sleep :/

2: Maybe crimes within a neighborhood

3: School issues within a neighbohood or like school safety if theres problems in that department bc theirs been weapons being brought to many schools...

*if i was doing this school would be my pick bc someone at my siblings old school caught the school roof on fire with like a firework.. smh

4: Littering maybe?

5: animals homeless or animal crulety in your city

6: people in your community you see or may know whom are homeless, i see pp all the time at stores asking for change, even a homeless man looking in the trash to feed himself and his dogs :(


(sorry if this not what you asked for these are just ideas, i would help write this whole thing but im kind of in the middle of a history project) :/


i hope this helps you  c:

DochEvi [55]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

Problems in neighborhoods,

1: Neighbors blast music all the time when ppl try to get their beauty sleep :/

2: Maybe crimes within a neighborhood

3: School issues within a neighborhood or like school safety if there's problems in that department bc their's been weapons being brought to many schools...

*if i was doing this school would be my pick bc someone at my siblings old school caught the school roof on fire with like a firework.. smh

4: Littering maybe?

5: animals homeless or animal cruelty in your city

6: people in your community you see or may know whom are homeless, i see pp all the time at stores asking for change, even a homeless man looking in the trash to feed himself and his dogs

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