Individuals Included in Dangerous Classes Are Not Necessarily Criminal or Inherently

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True/False

Individuals included in dangerous classes are not necessarily criminal or inherently bad. They are only perceived as "dangerous," generally by persons with social or political power, and then labeled accordingly.

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The act of removing or obtaining resources at an accelerated rate from an environment or source.

Renewable Natural Resources

Things such as forests, water in reservoirs, and wildlife that are capable of growing back or building back up (renewing themselves) if they are harvested at moderate rates.

Property Rights

Legal rights to possess, use, and dispose of assets, including tangible and intangible property.

Open Ocean

The vast expanse of seawater that is not in close proximity to any landmass, often referred to as the high seas.