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The website "Frequently Asked Questions about the Armenian Genocide" it stated that the Turkish "wanted to suppress Armenian discontent because he feared it might be lead to a bid for independence....so he encourage Kurdish bandits to attack Armenians...between 1894 and 1896 a series massacre was carried out against the Armenians." This claims that the Turkish took advantage of the frantic leader and decided to have bandits attack Armenians which lead to massacres. This was just one of the reasons of why the genocide episode started.

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second piece of evidence and explanation

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second piece of evidence and explanation

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Referring to the same website, "Armenian Genocide" it stated that ""Sultan 'Abd Al-Hamid ll was already facing internal divisions." This explains why the Armenian Genocide came to be because the leader got frantic and worried.

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in this image, the Armenian prisoners are marching to the desert being left there to starve and overheat.

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in this image, the Armenian prisoners are marching to the desert being left there to starve and overheat.

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this image is shows the children and young people involved in these torture methods and who had to live their lives in a tortured area.

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this image is shows the children and young people involved in these torture methods and who had to live their lives in a tortured area.

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although hard to look at, these are only some of the Armenians that had to go through these torture methods and who had to suffer innocently for reasons that don't have meaning.

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although hard to look at, these are only some of the Armenians that had to go through these torture methods and who had to suffer innocently for reasons that don't have meaning.

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What was the U.S. response to this genocide episode

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What was the U.S. response to this genocide episode

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The United States never got into this trauma or truly responded to it because it was way out of their country. They also were very isolated during this time because they were in the middle of World War 1.

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Two events that took place during these times

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Two events that took place during these times

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The Armenian Genocide took place during the beginning and way after World War 1. Another event that was happening throughout this episode and that was the 19th amendment that gave the woman the ability to vote.

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According to the website "Armenian Genocide" it says "the success of Armenians in business would create a further level of distrust." This shows that one of the reasons the Turkish turned onto the Armenians is because they felt a loss of trust between them.

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Background Information on the Armenian Genocide

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Background Information on the Armenian Genocide

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The Armenian Genocide started on the 24th of April in 1915, and ended around April of 1923. This genocide was one of the most overlooked genocides. This episode took place around the same time of World War 1. The Armenian genocide was motivated by variant of nationalists ideology.

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The targeted population or victims of this particular episode were the Armenians and over 1.5 million of them were killed.

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The starters of this genocide or the people who created this were the Turkish. One of the reasons they targeted the Armenians was because they felt a distrust from them.