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Conflict Introduction
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1
When a person is forced to leave their country because of violence, they are called a what?
refugee
fugitive
soldier
emigrant
2
"An act that intentionally causes suffering on a large scale" is the definition of what?
civil war
law
crime against humanity
United Nations
3
"The unfair situation when some people have more opportunities/money than others" is the definition of?
inequality
terrorism
ethnicity
discrimination
4
What is the definition of a natural resource?
A material that humans create
A material that occurs in nature
An endangered species
A domesticated animal
5
Which of the following is NOT one of the main causes of violent conflict?
competition over natural resources
competition for power
competition over land
competition over wifi
6
What is the key difference between a regular war and a civil war?
Civil war is between countries, war is between people in same country
Civil war is between people in same country, war is between countries
Civil wars last longer than wars
Wars last longer than civil wars
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"A state of armed conflict between 2 or more countries" is the definition of what?
war
terrorism
genocide
civil war
8
Which of the following was an example of terrorism?
American Revolution
9/11
American Civil War
The Holocaust
9
When people make bad decisions because they want to fit in with others, it is called what?
inequality
terrorism
cognitive dissonance
groupthink
10
True or False: "The state of lacking an acceptable amount of money" is the definition of poverty.
False
True
11
Who is a "civilian"?
A person who is not in the military
A person who has died in war
A person who is in the military
A person who is in prison
12
"Using violence against civilians to accomplish a political goal" is the definition of what?
civil war
war
terrorism
genocide
13
Which of the following was a genocide?
9/11
Holocaust
Revolutionary War
World War II
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Which of the following was NOT a violent conflict?
Cold War
World War II
Revolutionary War
World War I
15
Which of the following countries has NOT had a genocide?
Cambodia
Rwanda
Canada
Germany
16
Which of the following is a natural resource?
steel
gasoline
water
roads
17
Which of the following conflicts occurred MOST recently?
World War II
Cold War
Syrian Civil War
World War I
18
Which of the following was NOT a cause of World War I?
Assassination of an Austrian leader
Colonialism
Secret Alliances
Hitler's rise to power
19
"Competition between countries to get more land in other parts of the world" is the definition of what?
colonialism
militarism
communism
nationalism
20
When the southern U.S. was segregated based on people's race, that was an example of what?
Discrimination
Ethnicity
Integration
Equality