Oil Conflicts In The United States

Oil conflicts has been caused by many reasons in many counties. Interstate conflicts, intrastate conflicts are two of the main oil conflicts happening around the world. As confusing it may sound, because they both sound fairly the same. Intrastate conflicts are issues happening within a state, another term for intrastate conflict would be civil conflict. For example, the American Civil war was a type of intrastate conflict, the whole war was in the United States and only involved American troops. This means interstate conflict is more than one state having conflicts. In other words, if one country is having disputes with another country then this would be considered an interstate conflict. Now relating it back to oil, oil is a resource the whole world uses. The countries with large amount of populaces can not go a day with out importing or exporting oil. This is to prove that oil is very crucial to our countries, and more importantly our economy. Since oil is limited to those who can consume it then they must rely on importation of oil. Since there is a demand for oil to some countries then they must delegate with countries …show more content…
If all six were to have gone to war, yes, it would have been hard for all the countries to claim a section of the South China Sea. Either way China would have come out on top, because of the large resources compared to the other countries involved. Who knows, mostly like the U.S. would have been gotten involved and it would have been more intense. However even though it was big interstate conflict over oil, the first step to getting things resolved between the six countries was in 2011. Since the Declaration of Conduct of Parties in the South China Sea was agreed on all six countries have still talk about other minor issues regarding the South China