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They were limited through the approval of other countries. They were not much help, but they were all they could get. They also seemed racist against them and only took the white families away to safety.

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One thing Paul did that showed integrity was when he saved all of his neighbors/friends and gave the militia man everything they had. He had them all take their jewelry off and all the money they had on them out of their pockets. Paul gave it all to the man. He also took charge and opened up the entire hotel to try and keep as many people safe as possible. 

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One thing Paul did that showed integrity was when he saved all of his neighbors/friends and gave the militia man everything they had. He had them all take their jewelry off and all the money they had on them out of their pockets. Paul gave it all to the man. He also took charge and opened up the entire hotel to try and keep as many people safe as possible. 

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Peacekeepers had the role of organizing peace in Rwanda. This was not the case though as the Hutus would kill and/or kidnap anyone in there way of obtaining power. This changed the perception that the UN had as many of there men were dying/being captured instead of maintaining/establishing peace. 

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Peacekeepers had the role of organizing peace in Rwanda. This was not the case though as the Hutus would kill and/or kidnap anyone in there way of obtaining power. This changed the perception that the UN had as many of there men were dying/being captured instead of maintaining/establishing peace. 

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As the government power shifted hands, militias began to rise into prominence and gain more direct power. The new government would also support the Hutu militias (i.e. Interhamwe) which carried out the slaughter of the Tutsis by proxy. Supplies began to run scarce as the genocide ran on, as supplies dwindled from less suppliers being available. The areas taken over would be run by the Military or militas, both of which were heavily corrupt.

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The UN was limited to what the other countries were willing to send or help. Most groups or countries weren't willing to risk their own people to help others in Rwanda. However, as the violence got worse they were able to deploy some help.  Most of the time their forces came in and out and weren't very reliable.

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Paul has exceptional integrity because of his selflessness and determination. The first example is his bribing the soldier to save his family from being killed, and the second example is driving home in the dark and saving his the people in the dark house with the power out.

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ID cards
Physical appearance
Amount of people

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The role of the UN in the genocide was very limited from the start. They held back and almost waited to see how other countries were reacting to the situation. Additionally, they did not want to be sucked into the whole thing and become involved a war. The soldiers were ordered to not shoot their guns and were very spotty with their help as they would arrive and disappear constantly. However, at the end, they did escort the people out.

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Paul was very Selfless because even though he was a Hutu he defended the Tutsi's by letting them hide in the hotel and was willing to die for them

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Their identification cards specified whether a person was Hutu or Tutsi.
The were also divided by physical appearance.
The Hutu had the majority in the country, this created a divide in their society and with the Hutu having the power of more people they were able to carry out the genocide.

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The military split into the rebels and the Hutu army. Also, hope for a peaceful and less conflicted future died with him.

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The military split the rebels and the Hutu army, they also had ordered killings of the Tutsi starting as soon as the plane was shot down by the interahamwe.

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They were limited through the approval of other countries. They were not much help, but they were all they could get. They also seemed racist against them and only took the white families away to safety.

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How Did the radio perception of the Tutsi?

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How Did the radio perception of the Tutsi?

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Improved communication among the Hutu military and it may have gotten more people on board to join the force to kill Tutsi's. person who worked at the hotel heard of all the chaos and did not want to be killed, so he joined the military.

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Complete chao's about 1 million casualties

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Complete chao's about 1 million casualties

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Height, Nose length(Belgium influence), attire.

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Height, Nose length(Belgium influence), attire.

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the UN peacekeepers could protect the Hutu's the best way they could in the hotel, but couldn't open fire.
In my opinion they could've done more to help.

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The UN peacekeepers could not engage any threats, aka go on the offensive, however they could stop anything that was happening when they were there.

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The UN peacekeepers could not engage any threats, aka go on the offensive, however they could stop anything that was happening when they were there.

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The Hutu radio was extremely biased of the Tutsi's and incited violence. 

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The Hutu radio was extremely biased of the Tutsi's and incited violence. 

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they couldn't take the people or kill anyone unless needed to, they could help protect them from others trying to get them

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they couldn't take the people or kill anyone unless needed to, they could help protect them from others trying to get them

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the hutu started killing the tutsi and the interhamwe started to work together with military toi kill the tutsis and the huh hiding them the raidio controled by the hutu was seriously against the tutsi and it influenced people to hate the m

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the hutu started killing the tutsi and the interhamwe started to work together with military toi kill the tutsis and the huh hiding them the raidio controled by the hutu was seriously against the tutsi and it influenced people to hate the m

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The UN was there to protect the hotel

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the UN were peacekeepers, not an attack force. Also they were limited in personnel and equipment.

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the UN were peacekeepers, not an attack force. Also they were limited in personnel and equipment.

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Tutsis were wealthier, more white, skinny noses

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They blamed each other for both of the Presidents deaths and that started the genocide.

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They said that the Tutsi had more wealth and power. Another divide was the claim that Tutsi were lighter skinned. Another one was that the Tutsi noses are skinnier.

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tutsis were a lot wealthier, along with them saying they were more white. They said they had skinny noses

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having money and not having money

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The tutsi was killed by the hutu.