Which of the following best analyzes the fragmentation of Sudan and South Sudan?(1 point)

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South Sudan wanted to fragment because of political oppression and cultural differences from the rest of Sudan.
South Sudan wanted to fragment because of political oppression and cultural differences from the rest of Sudan.

South Sudan wanted to fragment because of economic advantages that they had over the rest of the country.
South Sudan wanted to fragment because of economic advantages that they had over the rest of the country.

South Sudan wanted to fragment because it benefited more from British colonialism than the rest of Sudan.
South Sudan wanted to fragment because it benefited more from British colonialism than the rest of Sudan.

South Sudan wanted to fragment from Sudan because it won a civil war against it.

Answer 1

The best analysis of the fragmentation of Sudan and South Sudan is:

South Sudan wanted to fragment from Sudan because it won a civil war against it.

This option encapsulates the outcome of decades of conflict that stemmed from a variety of complex factors, including political, cultural, and economic disparities, culminating in a civil war that eventually led to South Sudan's independence.