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| − | Internecine means "occurring between members of the same country, group, or organization", according to Merriam-Webster Dictionary. The small city-states along the Euphrates fought each other in internecine wars for irrigation because they needed to have a dependent supply of water for crops and drinking. The Sumerians were so dependent on this water that they would have wars for it and the wars ended up being a contributing factor to the downfall of Sumer. Another example of an internecine war would be the Civil war, because it happened within the United States.
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