The Khmer Rouge in Cambodia was primarily a result of. A) an extreme political ideology. B) a religious war. C) a swift shift from an agricultural to industrial economy. D) an ethnic conflict.

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Brent Walls

12 July, 08:31

The Khmer Rouge in Cambodia was primarily a result of. A) an extreme political ideology. B) a religious war. C) a swift shift from an agricultural to industrial economy. D) an ethnic conflict.

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Kenzie Garrett · Answer 1

The Khmer Rouge in Cambodia was primarily a result of an extreme political ideology. Cambodians have Vietnamese influence and had desire to kick the French out. When their civilization suffers, they resorted to extremism.

The answer would be letter A.

Brayan Singleton · Answer 2

The correct answer to this question is "A) an extreme political ideology." The Khmer Rouge in Cambodia was primarily a result of. A) an extreme political ideology. There was n o religious war, no huge shift between agricultural styles and the war fought in Cambodia by that group was against a Cambodian politician, so not an ethnic clash.