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    Genocide Vs The Holocaust

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    civilians would perish at the hands of the Nazi Party. It is true that Genocide had occurred earlier to this atrocity in Armenia, killing approximately two million, and it cannot go unsaid that millions more would perish in genocides yet to come in Darfur, Rwanda, and even more countries. Although all of these dark periods in time share the name of genocide, the Holocaust is different from the rest due to the want to eliminate every Jewish person alive, the industrial killing, and the…

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    I watched my group of friends from my bedroom window, who were laughing and playing silly party games that were oddly entertaining. Of course, I couldn’t have gone. I wasn't allowed to leave the house, and if I was, it was for a short amount of time, or I wouldn’t have gone alone. It was like I was always trapped, like I never had any freedom to make any decisions for myself or do anything that I wanted to do. Truthfully, I can admit, it was quite irritating, but I have no choice. I have to…

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    What was the native American genocide? The native American genocide occurred in North America, most happened in the United States, but there were still areas in Canada affected by this genocide. This Genocide is sometimes referred to as “The 500-year war”, and is considered to be the biggest and longest lasting genocide in the world. (Native American Genocide 1) The death toll has been recorded from anywhere between 95,000,000 and 114,000,000. Believe it or not, there is still controversy over…

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    Armenia, The Holocaust, Cambodia, Rwanda, Bosnia, Darfur, and now ISIS in Syria, the atrocities of World War II have gone unlearned. Since the Holocaust there have been more than 5 mass genocides, in fact, the injustices and suffering that was experienced by the Jews is still occurring in today’s society. Schindler’s list provides an accessible way to educate today’s society on the many issues facing our world, including racism, greed, selfishness, human rights, and of course genocide. From this…

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    murdered when the Turkish government wanted a new empire with only one language and one religion. In 1975, an estimate between 1.7 and 2 million people died in the Cambodian Genocide. Other mass killings include Rwanda in 1990, Bosnia in 1995, and Darfur in 2003. Every time a genocide takes place, people tend to use the quote, “Never again!”;…

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    No two snowflakes are alike and that holds true for families all around us. Each has their different problems and they vary depending on what countries they live in. Internal circumstances always differ but an external problem that each family face every day is how to feed them. How can you have internal conflicts if your families are starving next to you so truly having a safe house and food to fill your stomach are most important. We will see how the families of the discussion choose what food…

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    Mass Murder Examples

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    How did they define Genocide?Genocide is a Mass murder is the carefully planned killing of a large groupof people, especially those of a particular group of people related by culture, race, religion, etc.or nation.What were examples given of mass-murdering acts?The Holocaust, After comingto power in 1933, Germany's Nazi Party put into use a highly organizedway of reaching goals of abuse, murder and mass murder aimed at related to groups of people who have the same history "purifying" Germany, a…

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    Supremacy and Power James Baldwin’s The Fire Next Time is an eye opening and progressive exposé of racism in American society. Baldwin through his simple writing style, careful tone, and impartial analysis masterfully crafts an essay that both white and black can relate to in a time where the mixing of black and whites was illegal. Baldwin provides an in depth look of racism through a black man’s eyes as well challenges popular black supremacy ideas in order to promote equality. The Fire Next…

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    II, the Turkish government massacred most of the able-bodied Armenian men, and ordered the Armenian women and children of Constantinople on a death march that together culminated in the death of 1.5 million Armenians. The most recent genocide, the Darfur genocide, was the mass slaughter of Darfuri men, women, and children that began in 2003, making it the first genocide of the 21st century. A group of government-armed and funded Arab militias called the Janjaweed, burned the Darfurian villages,…

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    The Genocide In Sudan

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    stop this genocide, but the best option is for them to fight the genocide, and not to wait for other countries to be attacked. The UN should fight this genocide in order to keep Sudan and its surroundings safe to hopefully exist in the future. As Darfur, South…

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