Ethnic conflicts that had been dampened for some time were reignited in the 1990s in Indonesia due to:
A)a rapid increase in its standard of living.
B)inflation and unemployment.
C)the conversion of most of the population to Catholicism.
D)prosperity and violent state repression.
E)Christian missionary activity.

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Inflation and unemployment in Indonesia in the 1990s were some of the factors that reignited ethnic conflicts that had been dampened for some time. The economic difficulties experienced by the country created an environment where ethnic tensions could resurface.

Ethnic Conflicts That Had Been Dampened for Some Time Were