Generally, splits occur due to contradictions, and these contradictions are economically irreconcilable. In other words, only a fight to the death will suffice.

For example, China's transition from a prosperous era to a chaotic one is usually due to population growth (the Malthusian trap). If this is compounded by weather-related crop failures and further exacerbated by the concentration of wealth following a power law, a segment of the population will be unable to survive. Those who cannot survive will rebel; I would rebel too.

By the way, only Indians would starve without rebelling, because they are overly brainwashed by religion, and it is estimated that India lacks the physical conditions for mass gatherings, somewhat similar to Tibet.

The cause of the American Civil War was also economic contradictions, specifically the irreconcilable conflict between industrial and plantation economies, with both sides competing for labor (enslaved people), land, and foreign policy.

Are there any contradictions in the U.S. today that cannot be resolved?

What you see regarding LGBT issues, abortion, borders, and H1B visas are all manufactured contradictions, not real contradictions.

What is a real contradiction?

When a large impoverished class emerges in the U.S., then we can talk about division.

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