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    Conflict can arise due to disagreements over land, religion, resources, or competition. Diamonds mined through war, known as blood diamonds, have helped fund conflicts and wars. During conflicts, different groups like the Red Cross, citizens, and nations play various roles in providing aid, causing destruction, and suffering economic and mental health impacts. Resolving conflicts requires acknowledging them, finding opportunities for growth, and using multiple approaches. The aftermath of war includes issues like PTSD, abandoned infrastructure, and financial troubles. While war has improved in some aspects, it remains a problem often stemming from desires over land, religion, or economies, and is sometimes justified as self-defense or preventing wrongs.

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    Conflict can arise due to disagreements over land, religion, resources, or competition. Diamonds mined through war, known as blood diamonds, have helped fund conflicts and wars. During conflicts, different groups like the Red Cross, citizens, and nations play various roles in providing aid, causing destruction, and suffering economic and mental health impacts. Resolving conflicts requires acknowledging them, finding opportunities for growth, and using multiple approaches. The aftermath of war includes issues like PTSD, abandoned infrastructure, and financial troubles. While war has improved in some aspects, it remains a problem often stemming from desires over land, religion, or economies, and is sometimes justified as self-defense or preventing wrongs.

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    Conflict and Peace 2

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    Emily Joergensen
    Conflict can arise due to disagreements over land, religion, resources, or competition. Diamonds mined through war, known as blood diamonds, have helped fund conflicts and wars. During conflicts, different groups like the Red Cross, citizens, and nations play various roles in providing aid, causing destruction, and suffering economic and mental health impacts. Resolving conflicts requires acknowledging them, finding opportunities for growth, and using multiple approaches. The aftermath of war includes issues like PTSD, abandoned infrastructure, and financial troubles. While war has improved in some aspects, it remains a problem often stemming from desires over land, religion, or economies, and is sometimes justified as self-defense or preventing wrongs.

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    Conflict and peace

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    Causes of conflict
    Blood diamonds
    Different roles in conflict
    Resolving conflict
    Aftermath of war
    The case of war
    Activity - mindmap
    Causes of • Disagreament
    • Competition of land
    conflict • Religion
    • Conflict Diamond
    Blood • Can cause war

    Diamonds • Illegally diamond


    • Organizations
    - Red cross and IRC
    - Citizens and refugees
    • Individuals
    Different roles - mass destruction

    in conflict - Economy
    - Mental health
    • Nations
    - Damage
    • A conflict is more than just a disagreement.
    Resolving • Conflicts continue to fester when ignored

    conflict • Conflicts are an opportunity for growth


    • There are many more resolving conflict.
    • PTSD
    Aftermath of • Abandond bulidings

    war • Finances
    • War today
    - Improvements
    - Remains an issue

    The case of • Reasons for war


    - Land, religion, economy, disagreement
    war - strong and capable leader
    • Justification of war
    - Preventing wrongs
    - Self-defense
    Activity –
    Mind map

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