Geography

Averie Garrison

15 July, 17:31

Two nations compete for ownership of land with oil reserves. This statement can be categorized as

A. an economic conflict and a conflict related to resources

B. a religious conflict and a conflict related to poverty

C. a cultural conflict and a conflict related to resources

D. a political conflict and a conflict related to crime

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