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The North practiced, Islam, and the south was other things, and Christian.

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On the way to the camps, it is estimated that 20 percent of the boys died.

-They had to walk for over 450 miles to reach the camp.

-Most were young men and boys from the Dinka Tribe of South Sudan.

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What inspired Salva to make a fondation?

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What inspired Salva to make a fondation?

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Salva wants to rebuild his country and make it easier to get water

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डिंका और नूर जनजाति दुश्मन हैं

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डिंका और नूर जनजाति दुश्मन हैं

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(the dinka and nuer tribes are enemies)
They want land and water for their own

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The Dinka and Nuer are rivals, in the picture, you can see why.

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They fight about grazing land and water for their cattle.

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 Are there any other refugee camps in Ethiopia?

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 Are there any other refugee camps in Ethiopia?

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There are 4 camps with 265,000 refugees in them.

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After the signing of the CPA (Comprehensive Peace Agreement) with Sudan in 2005, South Sudan became uncontroled and competition between the Dinka and Nuer took place over political influence.Due to the fact that the Nuer supported the Sudanese government in the civil war, they were seen as not supportive enough of the new South Sudanese government.

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The North wanted to make it a law that everyone in Sudan had to believe in Islam, and to Speak Arabic.
As you can see, little of the South practiced Islam

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What are some challenges for the fondation?

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What are some challenges for the fondation?

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- 120+degrees F
- Have to drill holes 100s of feet deep
- Have to drill holes 100s of feet deep
- Have to drive trucks and sometimes don’t have roads so they have to make some
- Test soil to measure progress

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What or how did the camps help the refugees .

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What or how did the camps help the refugees .

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The World Food Program donated $8.6 million in food donations.

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 Why did they stop letting people come in ther camp

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 Why did they stop letting people come in ther camp

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was too big and they couldn’t help all the people. They wanted all other camps limited to 20,000 people.

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The Nuer people are a Nilotic ethnic group primarily inhabiting the Nile Valley. They are concentrated in South Sudan, with some also found in southwestern Ethiopia. They speak the Nuer language, which belongs to the Nilo-Saharan family.

The Dinkas' pastoral lifestyle is also reflected in their religious beliefs and practices. ... Age is an important factor in Dinka culture, with young men being inducted into adulthood through an initiation ordeal which includes marking the forehead with a sharp object.

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To get land and water for their cattle

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The war brought heavy weapons to the area which made traditional conflicts more lethal/deadly

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He drills holes in villages to create wells. He has already made about 282 wells!

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They fight to get land and water for their cattle

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182,000 people in the camp

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Sudan, after becoming there own country in 1956, The was a Civil  War 2 yrs later. . No one won. Then another civil war broke out in 1983. This was a follow up on the first one. This time, the south won , and became the 193rd country

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How do people help the Water for Sudan foundation?

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How do people help the Water for Sudan foundation?

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Water for South Sudan is supported by committed volunteers, civic, educational, and faith-based institutions, and donors from all 50 US states and 33 other nations