International Conflict - JSS3 Social studies Past Questions and Answers - page 2

Territorial disputes often arise when nations compete for control over specific geographical areas or valuable resources.

Ethnic or religious differences may lead to misunderstandings and conflicts as cultural disparities fuel animosity between nations.

Such disputes can escalate into international conflicts, disrupting diplomatic relations and fostering hostility.

Nationalism, characterized by extreme pride in one's nation, can lead to conflicts as it fosters a sense of superiority and rivalry with other countries.

Conflict prevention strategies involve implementing measures, such as early diplomacy and negotiations, to address potential conflicts before they reach a critical stage.

Historical grievances, stemming from past events or conflicts, can create a lasting sense of resentment and animosity between nations, contributing to ongoing tension.