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children who are brought up in families that do not have large amounts of money are better prepared to deal with problems of adult life than children brought up by wealthy parents. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this opinion?

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Nowadays, education is welfare from the government
that is
 necessary for everyone, but the undeveloped countries maybe not support
this
 welfare. So the
children
 who are born and raised in wealthy
families
 maybe have more opportunities than the
children
 who do not have money. So that will cause a gap junction between wealthy
children
 and poor
children
, but that did not be a part of the ability to deal with
problems
 in adult life. The most of the problem in adult life has occurred from a community of where you lived.
For instance
, The relationship between your family, if you are those who born and raised in a wealthy family, you might be faced with the troubles less than those who born in the poor
families
 because they maybe have the problem about money or debt that have to arrangement more than the wealthy family.
On the other hand
,
Although
 poor
families
 will suffer troubles more than wealthy
families
, that will make more a chance to face the
problems
 and improve their skills to deal with those
problems
 much better than some wealthy
children
 can do. Summarizing my opinion, regardless of the family is wealthy or poor, both types of family you grow up with will have different ways to deal with the
problems
 and suffer different
problems
.
Moreover
, the main thing that proves to yourself that you can deal with your
problems
 in adulthood is not your family but is your attempt and attention that you put in to solve those
problems
.
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