Answer:
B. Fear that northern Sudan would establish an Arabic and Islamic state
Explanation:
Sudan has had internal problems for quite some time, and the root of them lied in the religious differences between the people living in northern Sudan and southern Sudan. The northern portion of the country was dominant and it was trying to force the Islam onto the people of other religions, as well as trying to establish Islamic state. The people of southern Sudan didn't wanted that, as they wanted to preserve their religion and their way of life. The situation was tense and eventually escalated, with the president of Sudan ordering the army to perform a genocide over the people that were not Muslim in the southern part of the country. This led to civil war, intervention from the United Nations, and split of the country into two separate countries.
