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Why was South Sudan and North Sudan in War

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Why was South Sudan and North Sudan in War

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North Sudan and South Sudan were fighting because the North wanted all of Sudan to practice Islam and the South wanted to believe in what they believed in their tribes.

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The most intense fighting between rebels and South Sudanese government troops took place at the Toma South oilfields, just over 30km from the border with Sudan, damaging oil production facilities

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This photo has many events but the main two were the oil crisis's.  There were two oil crisis's. The most intense fighting between rebels and South Sudanese government troops took place at the Toma South oilfields, just over 30km from the border with Sudan, damaging oil production.  www.aljazeera.com

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The first big event in Sudan was in 1962 a Civil war begins in the south, led by the Anya Nya movement

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This is a video clip explaining the conflict

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This is a video clip explaining the conflict

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Sudan's History Of Civil Wars & Conflict [Sudan In 360, Part 1]

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south sudan is a place where ever they go it is not safe. south sudan vs north sudan  if there was religious freedom this war would have never  started

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south sudan is a place where ever they go it is not safe. south sudan vs north sudan  if there was religious freedom this war would have never  started

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South Sudan becomes a self-government region  

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South Sudan becomes a self-government region  

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In 1972 under the Addis Ababa peace agreement between the government and the Anya Nya, the south becomes a self-governing region.