Question

how can political instability make genocide more likely? by causing courts to punish members of certain groups by encouraging those who disagree to live together in a part of the city by causing hardships and famine for the general population by creating an unequal distribution of power between groups

Explanation:

Political instability often leads to an unequal distribution of power between groups, fueling tensions and making genocide more likely. Encouraging cohabitation reduces conflict, court punishment is a potential result, and general hardships are broader effects, not specific to group targeting.

Answer:

by creating an unequal distribution of power between groups