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Question 1(1 point)In one paragraph, answer the question below with textual evidence as support.What are some motivations behind billionaires participating with philanthropies? Does their motivation matter?Your answer:Question 2(1 point)In one paragraph, answer the question below with textual evidence as support.What beliefs and perspectives are shared about the obligation of the rich giving? Do wealthy people have a duty and obligation to use their wealth for larger purposes than their own?Your answer:Question 3(1 point)In one paragraph, answer the question below with textual evidence as support.What two beliefs needs to be considered in our actions? If we neglect these beliefs, how do they impact the way we live as Americans?Your answer:Question 4(1 point)In one paragraph, answer the question below with textual evidence as support.What can the government do to take an active role in making "an investment in a safer world"? Should the government take such actions?Your answer:Question 5(1 point)In one paragraph, answer the question below with textual evidence as support. (Consider the methods and numbers presented to offer support to your response)Based on your understanding of the reading and your beliefs, what should a billionaire give and what should you?

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Question 1(1 point)
In one paragraph, answer the question below with textual evidence as support.
What are some motivations behind billionaires participating with philanthropies? Does their motivation matter?
People engage in philanthropy for a number of reasons but it all mostly comes down to personal beliefs. Some people believe that the life of every human is equal and worth saving and hence engage in philanthropy like Zell Kravinsky. Some others think that since they have money, they can and must give it to those who do not have it. It makes sense to them to help people and avoid seeing them in pain like Thomas Hobbes. 
The motivation of these people might interest people around them, however, to those in need, these motivations don’t matter since they are more interested in getting help regardless of the intention.
“The parents whose children could die from rotavirus care more about getting the help that will save their children’s lives than about the motivations of those who make that possible.”
Your answer:Question 2(1 point)
In one paragraph, answer the question below with textual evidence as support.
What beliefs and perspectives are shared about the obligation of the rich giving? Do wealthy people have a duty and obligation to use their wealth for larger purposes than their own?
People give others due to a range of beliefs and perspectives. Some people do it out of a sense of duty. These people feel obligated to help others since they have been given more than others.

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