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Do you think we will ever close the development gap? Explain your answer.

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Do you think we will ever close the development gap? Explain your answer.

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How have the UNICEF centres helped the children in Bangladesh? Explain your answer.

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How have the UNICEF centres helped the children in Bangladesh? Explain your answer.

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What challenges do the children who work in the factory face?

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What challenges do the children who work in the factory face?

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Why do you think the wealth gap is so big in the USA (the richest country in the world)? Explain your answer.

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Why do you think the wealth gap is so big in the USA (the richest country in the world)? Explain your answer.

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illnesses and injuries are easily contracted from equipment. its hard working job providing lots of effort for young people

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dangerous places and they could get injured easily and they are worked because they have too it was child labour

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That there were very tough working conditions for example they were barefoot in a glass factory. they had lots of child labour problems.

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They work all day to only earn 30p which can only get them a small bag of rice.

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Challenges that children who work in the factory face working long shifts in conditions which are undesirable for little money - one day equates to about 40p which could buy a bag of rice. In addition to this, they live in quarrels at the factories where many people live together in rough conditions. However if they just left then they wouldn't have any money and they'd starve or turn to crime.

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because they have lots of money and they have a lot more surface area and land o sell for families. and they have had a successful past

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Finley- They only earn 30p, the heat is unbearable, bare foot, forced to work and can’t afford not to work

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Finley- They only earn 30p, the heat is unbearable, bare foot, forced to work and can’t afford not to work

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I don't think we will close the development gap because the world keeps developing and growing so other poorer counties might never catch up. as well the poor counties might never have enough money to develop.

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Hubert L

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they help education and decrease the poor rate

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the challenges are that they work long shift with had temperatures and undesirable conditions

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the children face long hours and dont get to have a childhood because they are working

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they could get buned

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they are working in the heat

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the kids are working in tough conditions

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Finley - socialise, have a education, a shower, a warm meal and a chance to play with other kids

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they had a free lunch and education and they had fun which showed that they appreciated the simple things

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jamie

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because the closer the poor get to earn money, the richer judge them and theres this feeling of inequality

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They give them free lunch and help them with their education.

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dangerous places and they could get injured easily and they are worked because they have too it was child labour

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dangerous places and they could get injured easily and they are worked because they have too it was child labour

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they help them by giving them a place to go and they also help them with their lives

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the wealthy countries didn't support the poorer countries and they were left to their own devices

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they helped through education for children in poverty or war in poor communities. this has helped many many people out of poverty and live a better life

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Finley - large amounts of homelessness in city’s, under and inside bridges. Americans don’t understand welfare and moral judges and don’t except people in society.

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they have given edgucation

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they help them by giving them a place to go and they also help them with their lives

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they help them by giving them a place to go and they also help them with their lives

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they help them by giving them a place to go and they also help them with their lives

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by taking them on trips out to help them not work all the time

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yes eventually, because there are ways in which money can be made and ways where people can become more fortunate such as some countries offering money and lending money to people

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Hubert L- They help with education and also improve the living conditions

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they have lots of money and dont help poor countys

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i don't think we will if wealthier people don't support the poorer people meaning they will struggle and wont gain anything more to help them succeed

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i dont think so as they keep getting money as the poor countrys get some

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Ollie Bellwood- possible injuries in the workplace

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because people find it hard to get jobs and they dont know were to find them

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The wealth gap in the USA is so large because it is a large country and attract many tourists

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Hubert L- Because they are a very wealthy country and they don’t support over poor countries which makes a huge development gap between the USA and bangledesh

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UNICEF provides centres that offer free lunches, showers and a place for children to learn. It helps break the cycle , for example, one boy in the documentary grew up to have a family and his job was a taxi driver. This is a great outcome for it was questioned if he'd even survive.

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they help them by providing them with a place to live and they also help them with their lives.

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Ollie Bellwood- more education and trips for them

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they set up centres for workig children

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The wealthier countries decide not to help the poorer countries and were left to defend for themselves

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Finley - I don’t think the development gap will never close as people are to selfish and don’t want to help others

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I think the wealth gap is so big because the amount of poor to billionaire is tripling each year

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The gap is so big because of the inconsistency of income within the country causing more division than before

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ollie v - if there walking around working in by the furnice with no shoes on, they could get burnt feet 

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ollie v - if there walking around working in by the furnice with no shoes on, they could get burnt feet 

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inequality, many parts of the usa are plit into rich and poor in small distances away from one another making it easy to identify each,  'rich' people may be more selfish with money and not give back to communities they see regularly. i think if people did give back to communities there would be less of a gap in development working together through charities like UNICEF

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the more wealthy countries havn't supported the poorer countries and they were left to do their own things.  

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the more wealthy countries havn't supported the poorer countries and they were left to do their own things.  

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I think that eventually the richer countries will team up to help the poorer countries so that no one is living in poverty

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I think they wont ever close them

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Ollie Bellwood- in my opinion the inconsistency of income in all separate states will cause the gap to separate especially in the USA

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yes because things are always changing

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yes , because there are different ways that money can be made and different ways that pople can become more or less fortunate such as some pooter countries getting offered money by some wealtheir countries.

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I think the reason the  development gap is so big in HIC countries like America is due to the rich investing into the rich and not taking an interest in the poor: people who live in bridges and are exposed to harsh weather, dirt and more vulnerable to being a victim of crime.

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yes if people words together in communities equally to give people the same treatment as else where in the country. this can be hard because people judge, there are wars, and illnesses still to fit through. a good way to start this would be through health care

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I don't think that the development gap will ever be closed hence all countries are at the exact same point because we are all constantly evolving, growing and developing in multiple fields such as medicine, technology, finance and more. In contrast to this, I know that people make mistakes with nothing more to blame than human error, which however can interfere with how a country develops, even with the best intentions in mind. Then environmental factors are to consider, things that we can never fully prevent at this moment, natural disasters like earthquakes would definitely hinder development. And this is guessing that people do have the best intentions in mind which they don't. I do however think that we can close the gap if HIC countries help LIC and NEE as well as all conflicts stopping. A relatively small development gap is possible though.