Question 1 • HCISD-World History Studies B-CR SUMMER
The conflict was fueled by the northern government’s abolition of Southern autonomy under Jaafar Nimeiri, as well as the South’s desire for independence and self-determination. Tensions also reflected divisions between Arabs in the North and Black African communities in the South, and disputes over the oil-rich Abyei area. Choice B reverses the religious identities described: the North was predominantly Muslim, while many southerners were Christian or followed traditional religions.
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