Please fill the table with proper keywords. Which are the characteristics of inter-state, intra-state, extra-state wars?

Inter-State Wars	Intra-State Wars	Extra-State Wars

These wars can also be described as the between states.

The number of these wars decreased due to the increase in the number of sovereign and independent state members.

The number of these wars increased after the 9/11 attacks.

liberal peace, joint democracy, shared trade, and membership in the same international organizations decreased the number of these wars.

The increasing importance of transnational armed groups resulted in an increase in the number of these wars.

bipolar structure, increasing economic ties between states, and the spread of democracy decreased the number of these wars at the center.

These wars can also be described as the within states.

These wars are fought between two or more state members of the international system.

These wars are fought for control of the central government, and over local issues like secession.

The increasing number and importance of non-state actors increased the number of these wars (two kinds of war-please use twice)

increasing human and economic costs of war, the declining legitimacy of war, the declining value of territorial conquest, and the increasing overlap between political and ethnic boundaries resulted in the decrease in the number of these wars at the center.

These wars can take place within or outside the territorial boundaries of the state

The number of these wars decreased due to the decline in the number of colonies and dependencies.

The number of these wars dramatically increased with the end of the Cold War.

These wars can also be described as the beyond states.

These wars are fought within the metropole of a member state of the system by forces of the regime against an insurgent group.

The increasing number of failed states, or quasi-legitimate states at the periphery resulted in the increase in the number of these wars. (two kinds of war-please use twice)

These wars are fought between a member of the interstate system and a territorial and political entity not recognized as a part of that system