Match the examples of manifestation and the characteristics of global problems

🧠 Тематика вопроса:

Курс направлен на изучение ключевых принципов и методов в рамках выбранной области, формируя у обучающихся системное понимание предмета. В программе рассматриваются основные концепции, современные подходы и практические аспекты, позволяющие применять полученные знания в профессиональной деятельности. Особое внимание уделяется развитию аналитических навыков, решению задач и работе с актуальными инструментами. Материал адаптирован для разных уровней подготовки и включает интерактивные элементы для лучшего усвоения.

Варианты ответа:

the threat of global terrorism.
the threat of an environmental crisis.
the North—South problem.
intensification of extremist activities.
the growth of diseases caused by waste from harmful industries.
widening gap in the level of gross national per capita income between groups of countries.

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