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Oxana [17]
3 years ago
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Your country has just experienced a difficult Civil War in which many resources was were destroyed and many citizens in lost the

ir lives. in a short paragraph explain how the Civil War could cause economic problems then describe how the economic problems could cause even more political issues as the cycle continues
Law
2 answers:
astraxan [27]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

The Civil War would cause economic problems because many families and friend will/could die if they joined to fight in the civil war. The economic problems would continue and cause even more political issues as it continues because people might argue about the war and why it is good and bad.

(hope this helps) (i went off of what i knew)  <3

Nat2105 [25]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Having a civil war would cause major economic problems because usually a civil war has 2 sides that own land and there could be certain land areas that have crops and food while another land areas could have just desert and couldnt produce crops. Plus war causes major resource strain on each sides and they have to use their resources for themselves and not trade recourses to produce money and etc. So the problems could start a depression, starving families, riots, killing other people and etc. Even the economic problems could cause politcal issues because people who stand by those people would stop supporting them because they are causing them to starve and have no money and etc .

Explanation: Hope this helps

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