In the former Yugoslavia, __________
a. the greatest ethnic divisions occurred in the cities
b. conflict became more about economic status than about ethnicity or religion
c. people in the cities were able to avoid ethnic labeling once conflict broke out, unlike rural populations
d. citizens living in cities saw themselves more as Yugoslavs than as members of ethnic minorities
Answer: D
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a. domestic and international forces. b. individual leaders and the lobbying process. c. the role of leaders and type of economic system. d. structure of government and societal influences.