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Direct linkMalley, Muadth – History Teacher, 2018
When Lebanon gained its independence from France in 1943, it adopted a system that divided political power along clearly defined sectarian lines. The institutionalized sectarian nature of the country resulted in tensions that led to civil war in 1975. Lebanon quickly disintegrated into a number of irreconcilable cantons and seemed to be destined…
Descriptors: Peace, War, Foreign Countries, Political Power
