Question 14 • GA-GSE World Geography B
Answer:
Responses may vary but should include some or all of the following information: Students may choose from a variety of issues, including desertification, pollution, drought, famine, racism, gender inequality, disease, healthcare, welfare, education, unemployment, taxation, economic problems, terrorism, war, political organization, city planning, etc. Unemployment is an issue many societies face. It becomes especially challenging during times of economic hardship. Governments often create public works programs to increase the number of jobs in the economy. Other options include stimulus packages designed to help put money back into the economy or to help private industries create more jobs.