Question

Explain the difference between ethnic conflict and genocide.

Answer 1

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To qualify as genocide, the actions must be done with intent to eliminate an entire group of people. Without provable intent, a group or individual can still be guilty of “crimes against humanity” or “ethnic cleansing” but not genocide

Answer 2

Answer:

When ethnic groups struggle for the same goal, such as power, access to resources, or territory, ethnic conflict emerges. The interests of a society's top class play a key role in organizing ethnic groupings to participate in ethnic wars. Thus, ethnic conflict is comparable to other types of political conflict. The intentional death of a huge number of individuals from a certain nation or ethnic group in order to eliminate that nation or group.

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