In the context of civil wars, which of the following can facilitate political violence through spillover effect from one country into another country?
A. a country's government strengthening its economic position in a way that the
benefits reach the poorest sections of its population
B. a country invading a non-neighboring country experiencing a civil war to extend its
territory
C. a country having weak border control with a neighboring country experiencing a civil
war
D. a country having a strong agrarian economy
E. a country maintaining a neutral stance to a neighboring country's civil war
Question 2
Which of the following is an example of the international context aggravating a civil war situation in a country?
A. a colonial power leaving a colony without setting up strong political institutions
B. a neighboring country's government financing insurgents in the home country
C. a country sending aid to a country trying to cope with a civil war
D. a colonial power building bridges and roads in a colony merely to extract profit from
the colony
E. a group of people uprising against the weak governmental machinery in their
country
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