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In which of the following conflicts did the distribution of ethnic groups act as a centripetal force? Cyprus Afghanistan North and South Korea Iraq Former Yugoslavia
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In which of the following conflicts did the distribution of ethnic groups act as a centripetal force? Cyprus Afghanistan North and South Korea Iraq Former Yugoslavia
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Centripetal forces bring people together.
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