The tendency for groups to split into opposing groups over political differences, or __________, can lead to turmoil, violence, and even revolution.

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Factionalism refers to the tendency for groups to split into opposing groups over political differences, which can lead to turmoil, violence, and even revolution. Culture wars, rebellion, and class warfare are all related concepts but do not specifically describe the phenomenon of groups splitting into opposing factions over political differences.

The Tendency for Groups to Split into Opposing Groups Over