Question

What was the effect of the United States' involvement in the Bosnian War? OA. A cease-fire agreement was brokered between the Bosnians and Serbians. B. Bosnia was further divided along ethnic lines and violence continued. C. Democratic governments were established in both Bosnia and Serbia. D. There was no effect because the United States wasn't involved in the Bosnian War.​

Answer 1

The effect of the United States' involvement in the Bosnian War was the further division of Bosnia along ethnic lines and continued violence.

Step-by-step explanation:

The effect of the United States' involvement in the Bosnian War was B. Bosnia was further divided along ethnic lines and violence continued.

The conflict in Bosnia began in 1992 with ethnic tensions escalating into war.

The war resulted in the division of Bosnia along ethnic lines, with the creation of separate Serbian, Croat, and Bosnian territories.

Despite the Dayton Accords peace agreement signed in 1995, violence continued in the region, particularly in the early years following the war.