Question 4 • 12011de2 CONNECTED Fall 2026 NM-World History and Geography S2
South Sudan’s secession was mainly driven by long-standing ethnic, religious, and political divisions between the predominantly Christian and animist south and the predominantly Muslim north. These tensions led to decades of conflict and ultimately a vote for independence. Oil disputes were important, but they were not the main reason for secession.
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