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Abigale Fenn B5

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I feel like its really important that we need to learn about genocides because then we can see what has happened and see kind of what it was like and to see what people had to go through. we can kind of read about them and read what people had to do to survive and what the bad people did the the other people. the bad people raped little girls and did bad stuff to them. we can see how long they have lasted and see if they lasted a really long time or if it was pretty short. but the tortured and bunch of people and its good to learn what they did to them and we could maybe learn form that. if any of that was to happen to us it would be very very scary but we could probably learn from these genocides it we learn and read about them. at first I didnt really know what genocides were and what people had to do to survive and all that but i learned and read about it so now i know all about the one in Guatemala. so i think we need to learn and read about them

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In the article "GENOCIDE OF MAYAN LXII COMMUNITY" it says, "Under Ríos Montt's dictatorship, the army and its paramilitary units systematically annihilated over 600 villages." During this time it was very hard for the Mayans, they were getting raped, killed, drafted at young age to work for the army, and lost lots of land. There were these two kids in a family during all of the. At the time they were very little and at a young age when they were separated. The sister got into a civilization army while the brother was dragged into the army. Later in life the brother was now strong in the army, and people who were once his enemies were now his team mates. They soon came into contact with each other and were reunited with each other. Soon after this event they were able to speak up for there people and spread the news of what was happening and finally got help for there people.

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https://youtu.be/8Z7SR5491gE

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With the quote that says, “All wars are fought twice, once in battle and second in memory.” by Veit Thanh Nguyen. With this in mind things I think people should know was that genocides caused more problems that what we are told in the history books. The Native Americans that were a part of the genocide in California were used to dig up roots so that people could eat, they also would be forced to work. Along with being starved to death because they were given very little food. The native american people would also be forced to work for something as small as littering. All the people who survived this now have trauma whether it’s noticed or not. So this just comes to show that yes wars are fought twice once in battle where you first see what is happening. Then the second is after everything is over and you have to fight it off in your head. So yes the saying all wars are fought twice once in battle, and once in memory is true.

Sources:

https://www.history.com/news/californias-little-known-genocide

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/California_genocide

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https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1hdqJDJ_Fm2QhmsWrEUH-UUbQp2c82_1nxCTuMWnXGKY/edit?usp=sharing

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Cambodia genocide by jason heywood

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Bella Christensen, B8

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Ava Paisola A4

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Hannah Burningham, Ella Benson, Matthew Bosley

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A4 - End of South African Aparteid in the 1990s

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By Jaiden Snow & Parker Woodhouse

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emma thompson- B8

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https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1jXOaiWPlLypfKo0BaYn8oFMg8ZwvKACHtKY56xo0qB4/edit

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Stephen Bastian + Jacob Brailsford (Whitaker B8)

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WOW NO WAY ITS Reagan Smith and Maddison Halliday, for the third time! B5

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Reagan Smith and Maddison Halliday yet again, B5

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Reagan Smith and Maddison Halliday, B5

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Sierra Stephens B8

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Mallory Card and Elle Egan A2

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B4, Jaime Pearson and Devin Berndt

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The Cambodian Genocide-Marissa McGagin, B5

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https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1WdbWCOCmAtgbTiH7dTa_3ytlOkVOzIrDW5g09gzWrlg/edit#slide=id.g11aa3c5dd92_0_55

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Blake Harris B5

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Emme Hoops, Kajsa Osthed, Hannah Hunt - English A4

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Matthew Stuart, Spencer Beagley

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Hannah Burningham, A4

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Vincent R
A3

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Tyler Shumaker JD Lautenschlager A3
This presentation is on the Ukrainian Genocide (Holodomor)

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Büyükkum, Ottoman empire, Çayağzı Yolu, Demre/Antalya, Turkey

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Büyükkum, Ottoman empire, Çayağzı Yolu, Demre/Antalya, Turkey

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Büyükkum, Ottoman empire, Çayağzı Yolu, Demre/Antalya, Turkey

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file:///media/fuse/drivefs-bf0c86b4167ff2a6cef396bed636d35a/root/The%20guatemala%20genocide.pdf

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Guatemala City Metropolitan Area, Guatemala

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Guatemala City Metropolitan Area, Guatemala

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Guatemala City Metropolitan Area, Guatemala

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Parker Woodhouse, Jaiden Snow

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A3- Miah Jimenez, Bella Salazar and Kamila Wainwright

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The great leap forward- Miah, Bella and Kamila

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GENOCIDE (I am inevitable) - Parker DeJong, Rilee Jensen

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Ezra Heiner A2

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Kai Loveland Rachel de Young Isabel Hall B8
https://app.lucidpress.com/invitations/accept/inv_282bac53-aa1e-4bae-b521-0e510cebc2c5

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Joshua Thornton, Bridger Skinner, Kaden Wahlin. A4

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Matthew Stuart, Spencer Beagley

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https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1bZK8xCHNjKhnfqAGd2eZ4v28YGEk1z-fWF09l6P4rQY/edit?usp=sharing

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The Black War