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| slums on the outskirts of the cities attracted newcomers due to no money and jobs being available |
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| those of the major religion who pushed for their fundamentals, or basic, values of their faiths |
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| created by a Catholic clergy (in Latin America), it urged the Church to take a more active role in opposing the social conditions that contributed to poverty |
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| the movement of women that sought greater access for women to jobs and promotions, equal pay for equal work, and an end to sexual harassment on the job |
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| buying and selling on the Internet, contributed to economic growth and vitality |
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| altering the chemical code carried by living things |
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