Which of the Following Is True of Differing Explanations for Political

Which of the following is true of differing explanations for political violence?

A) Most political scientists attempt to form a unified theory of political violence that incorporates different explanations equally.
B) The placing of blame is often a component of ideational factors in explaining political violence.
C) Most scholars now agree that individual factors are the root of political violence.
D) Ideational factors are most important for providing a context in which particular preconditions, problems, and conflicts may emerge.
E) Ideational and institutional factors are more useful in explaining terrorist violence than revolutionary violence.