Question

7. According to "Forced from home," how did war disrupt the lives of civilians in the former Yugoslavia?

The court system was in shambles, making it impossible for people to be punished for criminal actions
Children were not being vaccinated for common diseases and thus were dying of things like malaria
Millions of people were forced to flee their homes becoming refugees
Workers found themselves unable to get to work due to destruction of roads and infrastructure

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

it effected them by causing them to forced leave their homes and be refugees because of violent actions, and on top of that many children weren't vaccinated cause many people to catch the disease many children had, and then workers were not able to get to work because of destroyed roads, and finally the court systems were basically disabled for punishing people for their crimes