External threats to a society's existence tend to ________ its members.

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When a society is faced with external threats, its members tend to come together and unify in order to protect themselves and their way of life. This is a common human response to danger or perceived danger. Fragmentation or exclusion could potentially weaken the society's ability to face the threat, while conflict is often a result of internal divisions rather than external threats.

External Threats to a Society's Existence Tend to ________ Its