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A shatterbelt is an area of instability between regions with opposing political and cultural values.
Fiji has faced political instability due to a population divided nearly equally between Melanesians and south Asians. The tension between the two groups has led to coups and political unrest in the country.
Political instability within a government would appear to give political parties the leverage to take advantage of this instability to strongly influence the policies and activities of the unstable central government. However, there are factors that offset this problem for the central government. One clear one is that political instability is an indicator that political parties are often unstable as well. The other handicap the central government can avoid is the fact that the potential powers of political parties are rivals among each other. Giving the central government the opportunity to drive a wedge between these parties, and thereby negate the instability of the central government. There are innumerable variables in this scenario that are open to speculation.
Political instability and civil war caused by the fighting between Sparta and Athens and the delian League.
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It was called "The Cold War".
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Persistent inequality in Latin America created a divide between the elites and the general population, leading to a lack of trust in democratic institutions. This resulted in political instability, corruption, and a failure to address the needs of marginalized groups, ultimately undermining the legitimacy of democracies in the region.
By 100 BC Rome was facing political instability and social unrest. It teetered between crisis and normality for a number of decades.
Continuous political instability in West Africa between 1500 and 1700 can be attributed to several factors. The region experienced power struggles among emerging empires, such as the Songhai and Asante, which sought dominance over trade routes and resources. Additionally, the transatlantic slave trade created economic disruptions and societal upheaval, leading to conflicts and competition among local leaders. External pressures from European colonial powers further exacerbated these tensions, contributing to a cycle of instability.