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Group 5 Conflict Quiz
Group 5 Conflict Quiz
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What is a key reason the conflict continues at the community level?
No one knows what's happening
People do not read the news
Everyone wants war
History, separation, and the fear of the other side
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What does Palestine often focus on in their communication?
Winning Elections
Community, survival, and resistence
Avoiding All Conflict
National Pride and Wealth
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What is ethnocentrism
Being proud of your country and heritage
Avoiding the news
Learning new languages
Judging other cultures based on your own
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What can biased news coverage cause?
A fair look at both sides
Less attention to the conflict
More confusion and stronger feelings of "us vs. them"
Increased understanding between groups
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Why do many ceasefires break down in general?
No one cares about peace enough
Everyone agrees too quickly
Cultural differences and unfair systems make trust difficult
People speak different languages
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Why do Palestinians often distrust outside help regarding the conflict?
Foreign leaders often speak a different language
They do not have access to internet
They feel outsiders only support Israel
They don't want peace
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How does Israel often frame it's military actions?
As self-defense for peace and safety
As a joke
Conquests for new land
As retaliation
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What communication style is more commonly associated with Israel in ceasefire negotiations?
Passive and collectivist
Emotionally driven
Direct and goal-oriented
Indirect and face-saving
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Why is it hard for Israelis and Palestinians to trust each other
They don't want to learn a common language
They live in the same neighborhood
They share schools and media
They rarely interact or hear the other side's story
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What do border walls and checkpoints in the region cause
Free movement for all parties
More travel and increased business
Less trust and more stereotypes
Better friendships between groups