Given what you're learned about about the legacy of colonialism in Algeria; what do you think accounts for the score it has received in recent years on government stability and absence of violence?

The French colonialism entrenched culture of violence in the Algerian polity.

Explanation:

Violence has in a way found itself in the norms of political struggles of the Algerian political sphere learned from the French handling of colonial might. The Algerian polity has been influenced by the culture of violence in the learned during this times. The Algerian political and economic space has been vulnerable since the declaration of President Abdelaziz Bouteflika to seek a fifth term in early 2019. Bouteflika left office without a clear successor and this hampered the strategic position Algeria has kept as an oil producing nation for years. Unemployment increased, and the economy was also affected. Inflation rates rose and the political elites in Algeria will have to step in for a lasting solution.

The war created accounted for the scores it has received in recent years over government stability and absence of violence.

Explanation:

Algeria had over the years passed through the hardships of war with France as a nation before it got her independence. The war created schism throughout the country and the independence was gained by violence, the rulers back then were mostly military officers, this left a huge scar on the country and made the government to be unstable from scores of violence.