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conflict - a serious disagreement or argument; between individuals, groups or people, and even nations.
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Conflict
What causes conflict? What effects does it have?
Power
Inequality
Ideas/
Beliefs
Power is ability to influence or control the behavior of people. You can see the effects of power in relationships
within the economy, domestic and foreign governments.
How is power gained, consolidated, maintained, and lost?
Inequality is the state of being unequal. When there is inequality, one group has more power than others.
Why is there inequality? What effects does it have?
Ideas and Beliefs shape the way people look at the world. Ideas and beliefs can come from one's observations,
religion, family, media, government, and culture,
How do ideas and beliefs shape our lives and the world around us?
Scarcity is the state of not having enough of something, Everything used in daily life comes from the Earth and
ere is a limited supply of resources on this planet.
In a world with scarce resources, how do people get what they need and want? What are the effects of their actions?
Technology An innovation is a new method of addressing a problem and have positive and negative impacts.
Was the technology accepted or rejected?
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