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a Civil War is a type of warfare in which two or more factions within a nation or state engage in armed-conflict, often destabilising nearby regions - many Civil Wars are the result of failed or partial coups and can lead to more serious conflicts if other nations get involved. Civil Wars often end with a new regime taking over, enforcing (often) tyrannical rule - it is very rare a civil war has a positive outcome. | a Civil War is a type of warfare in which two or more factions within a nation or state engage in armed-conflict, often destabilising nearby regions - many Civil Wars are the result of failed or partial coups and can lead to more serious conflicts if other nations get involved. Civil Wars often end with a new regime taking over, enforcing (often) tyrannical rule - it is very rare a civil war has a positive outcome. | ||
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Revision as of 01:46, 1 June 2013
a Civil War is a type of warfare in which two or more factions within a nation or state engage in armed-conflict, often destabilising nearby regions - many Civil Wars are the result of failed or partial coups and can lead to more serious conflicts if other nations get involved. Civil Wars often end with a new regime taking over, enforcing (often) tyrannical rule - it is very rare a civil war has a positive outcome.