Question 3 options:
Armed conflicts and wars create drought, which is the leading cause of famine worldwide.
Military personnel get the food that would normally be distributed among the larger population.
Cholera is a deadly disease that is much more common during times of war and conflict.
Long-term conflicts affect access to food, farming, trade, food delivery, and medical aid.
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The best option that explains how conflict within or among nations helps to create the conditions for famine is:
Long-term conflicts affect access to food, farming, trade, food delivery, and medical aid.
Conflict can disrupt agricultural production, displace populations, hinder trade, and obstruct the delivery of humanitarian aid, all of which can lead to food shortages and ultimately famine.
