Beginnings
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Many nations today practice some form of pluralism, which usually rests -
In Switzerland, for instance, the three major ethnic groups are concentrated -
In some countries competing groups have difficulty arriving -
When the country of Yugoslavia was formed after World War I without regard -
Hostilities between the various groups boiled over into outright war after the Communist system that had held the country together collapsed in the early 1990s, and Yugoslavia splintered
Endings
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A) at a working arrangement, so strife and separatism are common.
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B) in other districts.
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C) in separate cantons, or districts, each enjoying a large measure of local control within a democratic federation.
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D) into several different countries.
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E) on a combination of toleration, interdependence, and separatism.
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F) to existing ethnic boundaries, for example, many ethnic groups were suddenly forced to live together in one nation.