The Middle East is unlikely to listen to America, due to the constant mockery and almost no help towards its internal problems.
<h3>Why is there
Tension between the
Middle East and
America?</h3>
For several decades now, the constant satire carried out by American governments towards customs and their way of seeing human rights in the Middle East has been noted.
While it is true that people in the West would be unlikely to welcome the massacres, restriction of women's rights and totalitarianism seen in the Middle East, their governments take it as traditional and do not like satire towards it.
For this reason, it is unlikely that the governments of the Middle East will listen to the American government, at least this year, perhaps with dialogues and new positions, it may be that ties are strengthened and they can understand each other better.
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Explanation:
Socioeconomic factors mean the specific circumstances which inhibit an individual's abilities or opportunities based upon their financial viability and social standing. When people have fewer opportunities due to social problems, this is due to lack of education, which can often mean that a child is not encouraged to attend school to learn, or their parents have health or addiction problems resulting in a lack of inspiration or motivation to widen opportunities. As socioeconomic factors increase (limiting access to opportunities) so illiteracy rates rise.
