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1d) Social & Environmental factors

Long-term and short-term social factors such as the importance of national identity, the impact of the ‘Dirty War’ era in Argentina and social tensions in Britain during Thatcher's tenure all contributed to the causes of this war. In addition, there were environmental factors that emerged in the short-term that enhanced the economic and strategic importance of the Islands. Inquiry question: Why did conflict emerge?...

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