Modern History Bonus

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A nation is having a famine crisis due to the plants not surviving the annual pesticide spraying done to prevent local insects from devouring the crops.

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Scientific Issue

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Mass pollution has caused the village’s local water supply to be contaminated with pesticides. This has resulted in people developing cancer at a rapid rate.

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Environmental Issue

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A National government has evolved from a non-governmental organization, but is utilizing practices like establishing a strict protectionism policy.

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Globalization Issue

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A village is too small to be considered a nation, but too big to be considered a local village. As such, they have relied on an economy and trade that has been passed down from ancestor to descendant.

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Developmental Issue

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A local religious group has decided that the way of running the government is run has become flawed and disorganized. As such, they take up arms to instill a government primarily revolving around the religious text.

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Terrorist Issue

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An African nation is dealing with an issue with a local warlord. He has rounded up protesters demanding democracy and executed them on sight as an example.

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Developmental Issue

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Fundamental Christians have begun a 5th Crusade by hunting down and executing those who don’t believe in the Old Testament. This includes taking over villages, burning down religious sites, and replacing governments with those styled in Medieval Europe.

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Terrorist Issues

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Mass farming and a growing need for more crops/food have caused the soil to be rotated regularly. This has turned a once-prosperous field into a desert-like area that has seen an increase in mudslides after it rains.

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Evironmental Issues

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Amazon has become a monopoly in online marketing and trade. It has not only absorbed all the competition in the United States, but it has also bought out other foreign online marketing websites.

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Globalization Issues

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A species of tiger is becoming increasingly rare to find due to excessive hunting. The issue is that there aren’t enough female tigers being born with the male tiger population due to genetic diseases, products of inbreeding, occurring. If the species isn’t rising soon enough, this could spell extinction.

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Scientific Issue