Week of 03/23

-What caused the rift between the Hutu and the Tutsi groups?

-Who was the targeted group of the Rwandan Genocide and why?

-How did the assassination of the Rwandan president contribute to the beginning of the Genocide?

-What was the position of the UN and their involvements?

-What methods of communication did the perpetrators of the genocide use to help carry out their goals?

-Did the trials that occurred after the Genocide fairly punish the perpetrators?

-How did firsthand accounts like those of Romeo Dallaire and Randall Robinson influence public opinion about the events in Rwanda?

-Why was the United States hesitant to use the word “Genocide”?

Period 2 - Rwanda Discussion Questions

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