Which of the following best analyzes the fragmentation of Sudan and South Sudan?(1 point) Responses 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 from Sudan because it won a civil war against it. South Sudan wanted to fragment from Sudan because it won a civil war against it. 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.
Both options 1 and 3 provide accurate analysis of the fragmentation of Sudan and South Sudan, as they highlight the political oppression, cultural differences, and the civil war that led to South Sudan's desire for independence. Option 4 does not accurately reflect the reasons for fragmentation, as economic advantages were not the primary motivation for South Sudan's desire for independence. Option 5 also does not accurately reflect the reasons for fragmentation, as British colonialism did not specifically benefit South Sudan more than the rest of Sudan, but rather impacted the region as a whole.
