In impoverished countries, some teens have:
A) an extended adolescence since there will be little waiting for them as adults.
B) no adolescence, as they may be forced from a young age to survive without adult protection.
C) such close family ties that they don't need to find work outside of the family or go to school.
D) governments that routinely care deeply about high school, even more so than in the developed world.

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Due to the difficult living conditions and lack of resources, many teens in impoverished countries are forced to work and provide for themselves and their families from a young age, which can prevent them from experiencing a traditional adolescence.

In Impoverished Countries, Some Teens Have