Two major changes in Rwanda after the mass killing in 1994 were the improvements in farming and the increments on the longevity of Rwandans. For instance, in “Twenty Years After Violence Tore It Apart, Rwanda Prospers”, it states “Today, even though it is the most densely populated countries in Africa, the nation of 11 million is self-sufficient in farming, according to the World Food Program.” This interprets how the cultivation in Rwanda had increased. Since the agriculture in Rwanda had gained, the amount of food had also grown. With a sufficient amount of intellectual nourishment, the children were able to consume more food than before. This brings up to the second major changes in Rwanda when there were growth in the life expectancy. Evidently,
