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AVprozaik [17]
3 years ago
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Select R if the item describes religious conflict.

History
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True [87]3 years ago
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Democrats vs. Republicans - P

This represents a political conflict because the Democrats and the Republicans are the two main political parties of the United States.

the Cold War - P

The Cold War was mainly a political conflict between the two world superpowers at the time: the Soviet Union and the United States. However, it was also an economic and ideological conflict, between capitalism and communism.

Protestants vs. Roman Catholics - R

This is a religious conflict because they are both religious denominations within Christianity, a major world religion.

isolationism vs. internationalism - I

This is an ideological conflict. Isolationism and Internationalism are two opposing ideologies about the way that nations should relate with other states in the global stage.

the Crusades - R

The Crusades was mainly a religious conflict, between European Christianity, and Middle Eastern Islam. However, it was also a political and economic conflict.

free trade vs. trade barriers - E

This is an economic conflict because two opposing economic views about trade are being challenged.

colonialism vs. nationalism - I

This is an ideological conflict. Colonialism and nationalism are two ideologies that can be in conflict with each other, although they were often allied ideologies in real history.

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