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What is ethnic problems discuss it?
Ethnic problems refer to tensions and conflicts that arise between different ethnic groups due to differences in culture, language, religion, or beliefs. These problems can lead to discrimination, prejudice, violence, and even genocide. Resolving ethnic problems often involves promoting understanding, tolerance, equality, and respect among different ethnic groups.
Do ethnic neighborhoods cause problems?
yes
What ethnic problems are there with cotton?
there was a slavery issue in the cotton fields.
What problems can boundaries cause amongst people?
When boundaries separate an ethnic group it always causes problems.
Are often rooted in political or ethnic problems?
Human rights abuses
What ethnic group did Adolf Hitler use as a scapegoat?
Hitler blamed the Jews for Germany's problems.
Problems faced by central Asian state after their independence from the USSR?
Ethnic Conflict, Pollution & Civil War.
One of the most serious problems facing the new Czech Republic is?
Hostility between ethnic groups
What were the Ethnic groups in the 13 british colonies 1600 to 1780?
the answer is pie. As usual. pie solves all problems
What does ethnic tensions mean?
Ethnic tensions refers to conflicts of interest among various ethnic groups within a society. Thus as example, if a large city has a police force that is dominated by a specific ethnic group, this can create tensions between the police force and poor minority groups in their relationships with each other. The dominate ethnic group will in some cases try to take advantage of the fact that they have police powers over a smaller ethnic group with problems such as poverty. Tensions between the "haves & have nots" become "ethnic tensions".
What were Africa's biggest political problems during the post colonial period?
Ethnic conflict, human rights, and political capacity
How do ethnic differences create problems for the countries of the east African region?
they make up 80% of the population of both countries.
