What was the Ohrid Framework Agreement of 2001?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. a peace deal that ended an armed conflict and widened minority rights
- Step 1: In 2001 there was an armed conflict between security forces and Albanian insurgents. Step 2. The Framework Agreement, signed in August 2001, ended it and led to constitutional changes on minority rights and the use of languages. Answer: a peace deal on minority rights. Why not the others: The name dispute was settled by the Prespa Agreement, and the other two options describe unrelated events.
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