Which constraint on bronze metallurgy likely amplified resource conflicts during the late Bronze Age?

💡 Explanation

Resource conflicts rose as sources existed just to create bronze because tin was much rarer than copper; therefore, tin shortage constricted bronze production, rather than smelting temperature, or alloy properties.

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