Question
What was a common cause of ethnic tension in Cambodia, Myanmar, and Sri Lanka? (1 point)(1 point)
Responses
All included minority groups that seized power and limited the rights of others.
All included minority groups that seized power and limited the rights of others.
All included a majority group that got power and limited the rights of others.
All included a majority group that got power and limited the rights of others.
The Tamils gained power in all three countries and limited the rights of others.
The Tamils gained power in all three countries and limited the rights of others.
Ethnic tension for all three was a result of European colonialism.
Responses
All included minority groups that seized power and limited the rights of others.
All included minority groups that seized power and limited the rights of others.
All included a majority group that got power and limited the rights of others.
All included a majority group that got power and limited the rights of others.
The Tamils gained power in all three countries and limited the rights of others.
The Tamils gained power in all three countries and limited the rights of others.
Ethnic tension for all three was a result of European colonialism.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The correct response is:
**All included a majority group that got power and limited the rights of others.**
In Cambodia, Myanmar, and Sri Lanka, the rise of majority groups often led to the marginalization and suppression of minority groups, contributing significantly to ethnic tensions and conflicts.
**All included a majority group that got power and limited the rights of others.**
In Cambodia, Myanmar, and Sri Lanka, the rise of majority groups often led to the marginalization and suppression of minority groups, contributing significantly to ethnic tensions and conflicts.