When a rich country’s Red Cross offers help to a poor country, it is—in theory—just an act of solidarity between colleagues, rather than a ________ intervention from “on high” which can ruffle local feathers.Source: Economistcondescendingconstructiveluxuriantterrestrial

What is the name of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement's core area that promotes mutual understanding, friendship, and cooperation amongst all peoples?*A) ImpartialityB) NeutralityC) HumanityD) Independence

According to the principles of the Red Cross Society, what is the main aim?*A) To protect life, health, and to ensure respect for every human beingB) To provide aid to people of a particular nationalityC) To give priority to the most affluent cases of distressD) To discriminate against people based on their religious beliefs

B. The modern-day Red Cross does not deal with:*1 pointi Blood donationii Disaster Reliefiii Epidemic Treatmentiv Writing a book

"A country is poor because it is poor implies that a circular constellation of forcestend to act and react upon one another in such a way as to keep a poor country in astate of poverty."

Discuss two ways that high-income countries could assist low-income countries in breaking the cycle of poverty.