5.4.4 Practice: Intergroup Conflict Intergroup Conflict
Human history is full of conflict between groups. People are born
into one side or the other, or they take sides.
Some conflicts involve wars between nations or ethnic groups.
Other conflicts are smaller, such as conflicts between different
groups of friends at a school.
Some conflict is healthy. For instance, competition between companies can lead to
innovation. Other conflicts cause unnecessary suffering.
In this activity, you will write about ways to reduce harmful conflict. IN DEPTH

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