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What is characterized by a complete change of the status quo through a sustained and popular movement?
Which form of conflict is specifically an uprising against the state, usually led by a religious, ethnic, or sectional group?
What type of conflict involves disobedience in the military organization against higher command or the Commander-in-Chief?
Which form of conflict is an organized, mass, peaceful or violent demonstration against a government or an unpopular policy?
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What kind of conflict is a popular uprising against an established formal or informal order?
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Which type of conflict involves a violent and complete change of the status quo?
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What is the main theme of the text?
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According to St. Augustine, what does conflict represent in human nature?
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Which term can be used interchangeably with 'conflict' based on the text?
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What innate attributes of the 'evil/bad' nature of man can lead to conflict?
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According to Nicholson (1992), when does conflict occur?
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In politics, what does conflict involve according to Jeong (2000)?
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What type of conflict arises when man opposes man-made institutions or practices such as trafficking or corruption?
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In which type of conflict does an individual struggle to overcome forces of nature like global warming or floods?
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Which type of conflict involves disagreements between religious, ethnic, communal, or interest groups?
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Where does Intra-State Conflict typically occur?
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What is another term for international conflict?
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If an individual opposes human rights abuses or bad governance, what type of conflict is this considered?
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Study Notes
Forms of Conflict
- Revolt: a popular uprising against established formal or informal order, may lead to revolution.
- Revolution: a violent and complete change of the status quo/order through a sustained and popular movement.
- Insurgency: an uprising against the state, led by a religious, ethnic, or sectional group, aimed at destabilizing the state for a certain gain.
- Mutiny: an act of disobedience or an uprising in the military organization, against a higher command or the Commander-in-Chief, aimed at dismantling established order.
- Protest: an organized, mass, peaceful or violent demonstration against a government, an action, or an unpopular policy/decision.
Causes of Conflict
- Greed, covetousness, self-centeredness, discontent, envy, arrogance, rudeness, and impunity are innate attributes of human nature, capable of resulting in conflict with other individuals or groups.
Types of Conflict
- Man against society conflict: arises when man stands against a man-made institution or practices, such as trafficking, prostitution, human rights abuses, bullying, corruption, and bad governance.
- Man against nature conflict: depicts a situation of contention between man and his environment, or forces of nature, such as global warming, climate change, flood, and insects.
- Family conflict: occurs within a family unit, arising from familial roles and expectations.
- Inter-Group Conflict: disagreements between two or more religious, ethnic, communal, or interest groups.
- Intra-State Conflict: conflict arising from land and land water use, uneven development, resource control, revenue allocation, and others, restricted within the borders of a state.
- Inter-State Conflict: also known as international conflict, involves conflict between two or more sovereign states.
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Test your knowledge on global conflicts involving territorial encroachment, breakdown of diplomatic ties, and worldwide battles. Examples include the Ukraine-Russia Crisis, World War I, World War II, and the war on terror.
