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    In the country Sudan the civilians there are facing many difficulties and struggles in their everyday life. The army veteran Omar al-Bashir had seized power in 1989 with the support of the military. This was a huge reason all the horrible things kept happening after decades. His stated goal was to create a “new Sudan” defined by the Arab identity underneath the severe Islamic law. It very quickly became clear that his plan existed only to protect his government’s own power from harm or injury.…

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    Imperialism In Sudan

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    rewarded, though, the repercussions of paternalistic imperialism in certain nations were grim and to this day continue to haunt and destroy nations. When investigating into this issue, it can be concurred that Sudan was one of the nations’ most deeply impacted by it. Britain originally colonized Sudan in 1886 and split…

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    South Sudan

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    that established Sudan as its own country, conflicting ideals of the people of Sudan led to civil wars that resulted in South Sudan separating from North Sudan and establishing itself as an independent country on July 9, 2011 (CIA, 2016). Because of the different influences that affected the different tribes, also fighting began to occur between ethnic groups in Southern Sudan during and after the civil war with North Sudan. I am going to examine the changes that occurred in Sudan and focus on…

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    Circumcision In Sudan

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    1. Based on the article Being Victims or Beneficiaries? Perspectives on Female Genital Cutting and Reinfibulation in Sudan, and the movie we saw in class Desert Flower, were you aware that this was still happening in the world? Why is FGM (female genital mutilation, circumcision) practiced in Somalia according to the film? What are the consequences of these practices? Has anything been done to change this? What can be done in order to change these customs? Before I had read the article and…

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    lives have been changed over the past decade and a half in Sudan. The Darfur genocide is murdering of men,women, and children. There is war and a genocide going on in the 21st century and not enough people know about who's doing, it what's being done to those people, and how long it's been going on. In spite of,years of war going on in Sudan, conflicts are only getting worse. In 1973 and again in 1983 there has been a civil war going on in Sudan(“Darfur genocide << world without…

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    Genocide In Darfur

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    Sudan, Africa is a grand place of high potential given its size and location within the continent of Africa. Within the Country of Sudan is a western region called Darfur. Darfur is a beautiful area that has turned ugly in its recent years. It has remained independent for a long period of time, while the states around Darfur have been fighting back against Ottoman Empire forces that were attempting to colonize the area. This was until 1847, when the leaders of Darfur had fallen or were killed.…

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    “ Where is my family?” (9), that is the question that so many people living in Sudan had, just how Salva had asked a million times. A Long Walk to Water written by Linda Sue Park is a true story about the war crisis in Sudan. An 11 year old boy named Salva Dut has to leave everything behind, even his family when the gunfire from the war hit his village of Loun-Ariik (Dinka village). Salva walked for months and months across an arid desert to reach safety at a refugee camp in Ethiopia only to be…

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    Africa called South Sudan. The lesson started when we read the book, A Long Walk To Water, everyday we went to class. Often times we get to discuss more about South Sudan and the events happening within the country and the countries bordering it. There are a lot of information to know about South Sudan such as the location, war, religion, history, culture and how it was considered the world’s newest country. Sudan and South Sudan are located in the northeast of North Africa. Sudan is…

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    over a large waterfall before it reaches the grassy plains of Sudan. There it slows down. The river takes on a muddy gray color. Which is how the White Nile gets its name. After leaving these highlands, The White Nile crosses the plains of Sudan. Which passes through the huge Swamp called As Sudd. Beyond the As Sudd, The White Nile continues its journey down North. To the east, the Blue Nile flows north-ward in north-central Sudan, where both the Blue and White Nile meet. They come together…

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    Lost Boys Research Paper

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    what their childhoods entailed, for the Lost Boys of Sudan, it is quite a different story. The “Lost Boys” spent many years fleeing from country to country in Africa trying to escape the fighting going on in and around their homes. Being forced from their villages, most alone and without family, they had to trek to different refugee camps looking for safety. Even though the situation in refugee camps wasn’t always better than trekking across the Sudan. Most wanted to escape the fighting and…

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