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The Rwandan Genocide affected the world in a negative way.

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"The killing did not happen in secret---the Untied Nations, and the governments of the world, were briefed on what was happening. No one wanted to intervene. During these mass killings, they looked on, and did nothing."

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This is evidence because the UN did not intervene or help in any way but just let the genocide continue which lead to 800,000 to one million deaths. This affected the world in a negative way because it left many people grieving and made the world feel less secure.

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The victims of the Genocide were individual targeted on purpose in the genocide.

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"The Tutsis were blamed for the country's increasing social, economic, and political problems. The Tutsis were also blamed for the shot down of the plane carrying the Rwandan President and the Burundi President."

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This is evidence because the Hutu were trying to get the get rid of the Tutsis so the Hutu would be in control instead of the Tutsis so the Hutu planed for mouths how to get rid of the Tutsis and when the plane was shot down by unknown extremists it was perfect opportunity for the Hutu's plan to work Hutu told the people it was the Tutsis and the people believed the Hutu and started to target the Tutsis.

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"The Hutus wanted to overthrow the Tutsis who had dominated the country for a long time. The Hutus were tired of the Tutsis being the superior group in Rwanda so they wanted to eliminate all of the Tutsis and have a Hutu run government."

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his is evidence because the Hutu were jealous of the Tutsis being dominate so the Hutu wanted any reason to blame the Tutsis like blaming them for the country's problems and because of this the people believed the Hutu and started to target the Tutsis.

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"tensions between these two groups had been building for years. When Belgium took control of Rwanda in 1918 a lot of the Tutsis were given higher positions, this was the start of a long road of conflict between the Hutus and the Tutsis. Beginning in 1959 the Hutus started to rebel against the Tutsis and the Belgians, and by January of 1961, the Tutsi monarchy had been destroyed"

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This evidence because sense the tensions had been building the Hutu were already angry and wanted the Tutsis gone when Belgium cook control and Tutsis were given higher positions it was another reason the Hutu were upset and wanted the Tutsis out of the Rwandan government in 1961 when the Hutu were rebelling it showed that they done and wanted change so the Hutu started to target the Tutsis.

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"the UN and its member states failed Rwanda in deplorable ways in 1994, ignoring evidence that a genocide was planned, refusing to act once it was under way and finally abandoning the Rwandan people when they most needed protection."

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his is evidence because when Rwanda needed protection the UN ignored the signs and the genocide continued. this affected the world in a negative way because sense the UN it allowed the genocide to continue and get worse.

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"President Bill Clinton's administration knew Rwanda was being engulfed by genocide in April 1994 but buried the information to justify its inaction, according to classified documents made available for the first time.

Senior officials privately used the word genocide within 16 days of the start of the killings, but chose not to do so publicly because the president had already decided not to intervene."

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"Performers re-enact the events of the genocide at Amahoro stadium on Monday. Ethnic tension between the majority Hutus and minority Tutsis erupted in 100 days of brutality."

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"Soldiers inspect the wreckage of the plane shot down April 6, 1994, killing Rwandan President Juvenal Habyarimana and Burundian President Cyprien Ntaryamira. Photo by Corinne Dufka/HRW."

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"Newspaper headline about the Rwandan Genocide." Showing the start of the genocide when the tensions were rising and many Tutsis were fleeing the area.

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Hutu extremists

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Why: The Hutu were jealous of the Tutsis being in power and the Hutu wanted to overthrow the tutsis and wanted all the tutsis. destroyed.
Where: Rwanda
When: started April 7, 1994. Lasted 100 days. Ended July 1994

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Tutsis

Hutu who were sympathetic for the Tutsis

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Event #1: "the Clinton administration decided against intervention at any level was not for lack of knowledge of what was happening in Rwanda. The CIA's national intelligence daily, a secret briefing circulated to Mr Clinton

Event #2: "officials at the US embassy in Kampala knew that weapons were crossing the border, and the CIA knew that the rebels’ growing military strength was escalating ethnic tensions within Rwanda to such a degree that hundreds of thousands of Rwandans might die in widespread ethnic violence. However, Washington not only ignored Uganda’s assistance to the Rwandan rebels, it also ramped up military and development aid to Museveni and then hailed him as a peacemaker once the genocide was underway."

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"It had vowed never to return to a conflict it couldn't understand, between clans and tribes it didn't know, in a country where the US had no national interests."

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This is evidence because instead of trying to make things better in Rwanda Clinton hid the information from the world, so that meant that no one what was happening or how bad it was. this affected the world in a negative way because it lead to no changes and the wandan's keep suffering without help.