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    Hutus Journey Essay

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    In the years before and the first months of the year 1994‚ the Hutus and Tutsis stood as enemies but lived in peace in their own share of Rwanda‚ but little did the Tutsis know about what the Hutus were planning in the short years before. Malika‚ an eighteen year old Tutsi girl‚ walked around in her house on the quiet‚ sunny morning of April 6th‚ 1994‚ helping her parents get the house ready for a visit from her aunt and uncle. That night‚ after welcoming them and chatting away‚ as Malika was getting

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    Belgian Imperialism

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    The Belgian colonialism lead the conflict between the Hutus and Tutsis in Rwanda because The Belgians put the Tutsis in power. The Tutsis were well dressed and the minority of the population of Rwanda and also had all the power. The Hutus were treated with little respect and were limited with jobs that would bring them great wealth. The main character Paul Rusesabagina was a hotel manager but was also a Tutsis who housed Tutsis refugee and helped people try to survive the riots that the Hutus were

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    The Rwandan Genocide

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    different groups are to blame for the genocide before‚ during and after. Rwanda was divided into two groups known as the Tutsis and the Hutus. Before the Europeans arrived‚ the elite were the Tutsi cattle herders while the peasant farmers were known as the Hutus. In 1917 Rwanda was given to Belgium from Germany and by 1933 they already introduced ethnic ID cards and favoured the Tutsis. Not surprisingly‚ they agreed and welcomed this idea. And for the next twenty years they enjoyed better jobs and educational

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    genocide have been labeled as a category of “genocide”. And because of this categorization of the Hutu and Tutsi; they became victims of the “nouns that cut slices” (218)‚ a phrase that Allport uses for “the names that help us to perform the clustering” (218). The Rwanda genocide also opened the eyes of the people to Allport’s idea of “emotionally toned labels” (220); the labels of being a Hutu and Tutsi had many connotations both bad consequently leading to their clash because of the “misunderstanding

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    innocent. The judges are merciless predators hunting their prey‚ exactly like the relentless Hutu’s seeking out the Tutsi’s in every part of Rwanda. The Hutu’s burst into people’s homes‚ ruthlessly searching for any Tutsi‚ ready to savagely torture them with machetes before killing them. Any Tutsi they find‚ regardless of age or sex‚ gets brutally slaughtered in order to totally eliminate the tribe. Another similarity is the relative escalation of death and murder once the trials/genocide had started.

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    n 1994 in Rwanda‚ a million members of the Tutsi tribe were killed by members of the Hutu tribe in a massacre that took place while the world looked away. "Hotel Rwanda" is not the story of that massacre. It is the story of a hotel manager who saved the lives of 1‚200 people by being‚ essentially‚ a very good hotel manager. The man is named Paul Rusesabagina‚ and he is played by Don Cheadle as a man of quiet‚ steady competence in a time of chaos. This is not the kind of man the camera silhouettes

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    Many States in Africa have the issues of ethnic and class cleavages escalating that resulted in very harsh warfare. Not many governments of African states that had these events in history that lead to mass deaths and population and/or citizen rate decrease influenced the violence. Two ethnic groups made a large mark in African history in this outcry‚ the Hutu’s and the Tusti’s. The two native tribes were some of the first inhibitors of the areas they were utmost popular in and had history that led

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    in history. The Rwandan people‚ which consist of the Twa‚ the Tutsi and the Hutu‚ all speak the same language and had been living together with only minor conflict between the groups until 1959 (“Rwanda genocide of 1994”). In 1959‚ tensions flared when the Hutu people attacked the Tutsi in retaliation for the Tutsi supposedly killing a Hutu leader (“Rwanda genocide of 1994”). Over the next thirty-five years‚ the Hutu abolished the Tutsi monarchy and rose to power (“Rwanda genocide of 1994”). The

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    War In The Congo

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    After the Rwandan genocide many of the culprits fled to the jungles of the Congo. They hid there from the new Tutsi led Rwandan government and some continued to kill Tutsi. They used mines that they took over to found their operation. In 2010 president Barack Obama passed the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Act in response to the Great Recession. Later that year congress passed

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    More than 1‚ 000‚ 000 people died during the Rwandan genocide and the South African Apartheid. The Belgian colonizers divided Rwanda into different ethnic groups in 1890s. The Rwandan Genocide was an event in which Hutus tried to exterminate the Tutsis‚ which were a different ethnic group. Genocide refers to the deliberate killing of a large specific group of people. The South African Apartheid was an event in which black South Africans were discriminated and treated differently than white South

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