Part III Enduring Issues

• Persistent problems are challenges or problems facing society, discussing and discussing over time. Persistent problems are the problems that many society is trying to solve.

• Conflicts (threats to war, competition, armed struggle, resistance, aggression, power balance) and human rights abuses (fraud,

• The concept of "nesting problems" is one way of considering persistence issues. When choosing persistent questions to write, students can choose one of persistence

• To identify persistence issues, you need to analyze each document, identify the problem for each document, and then group the questions into a common category.

• The persistent problem identified must be a problem that affects people or is affected by people and will always change with the problem or over time

• To define sustainability issues, you will need to use information in the document and apply social survey knowledge.

• Identification of persistent questions depends on the documents provided, the background of those documents, and the perspective or lens the students use for explanation.

The question you choose is important, how it is progressing over time. Remember these descriptions when developing your answer to part 3: recognition - meaning naming; naming. Definition - To be able to understand, it means to describe the features of objects and concepts. Controversy - Provide evidence supporting at least three documents and a series of statements indicating validity. • Use evidence from at least three documents to define the problem • I think this is an empirically important question: - How the problem affects people or is affected - Is the problem a problem Continue or change over time Include extrinsic information on your knowledge of social research.

Persistent problems are issues or issues that have been discussed or discussed. A sustainable problem is the problem that many societies are trying to solve with varying degrees of success. Tasks: • Identify and define persistent problems arising from this series of documents • Use knowledge of social research and documentation evidence to justify the file in question • To define the problem The problem of using at least three documents is clarified as follows. - How does the problem affect people or is influenced by people - how does the problem continue to matter or change over time? Include evidence of social research, including external information about knowledge of social research