ETHNIC GROUPS BY COUNTRY IN THE FORMER YUGOSLAVIABosnian Croat Macedonian Montenegrin Serbian Slovene Bosnia and Herzegovina 1,769,592 544,780 no data 1,883 1,086,733 no data Croatia 39,037 3,874,321 4,138 4,517 186,633 10,517 Montenegro 74,142 6,021 900 278,865 178,110 no data North Macedonia 19,571 2,686 1,297,981 2,003 35,939 365 Serbia 167,579 57,900 22,755 38,527 5,988,150 no data Slovenia 32,009 35,642 3,972 2,667 38,964 1,631,363Sources: DZS, MONSTAT, MAKSTAT, POPIS, RZS, SURSWhich of the following best explains the political pattern shown in the table?AThe devolution of Yugoslavia occurred primarily along national lines, resulting in countries with a defined ethnic majority.BThe breakup of Yugoslavia was the result of a civil war in which ethnic groups fought for control of the capital of Belgrade in Serbia.CThe Balkanization of Yugoslavia resulted in the formation of new ethnic nationalities divided by differences in religion and language.DThe dissolution of Yugoslavia resulted in some ethnic groups being aligned with capitalist Western Europe and others being aligned with communist Eastern Europe.EThe downfall of Yugoslavia was a case of ethnic differences becoming a centripetal force in the formation of a multistate nation.

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