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The area in red was Danish until the Schleswig-Holstein war of 1864 between Germany and Denmark over territory.

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https://www.sciencenews.org/article/rwanda-genocide-psychology-murder

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Is the world getting involved in the ethnic cleansing? Should other countries get involved?

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Is the world getting involved in the ethnic cleansing? Should other countries get involved?

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Policymakers in France, Belgium, and the United States and at the United Nations were aware of the preparations for massive slaughter and failed to take the steps needed to prevent it. Aware from the start that Tutsi were being targeted for elimination, the leading foreign actors refused to acknowledge the genocide.  Countries however should have gotten involved so that they could have helped prevent and stop the killing campaign.
http://www.unitedhumanrights.org/genocide/genocide_in_rwanda

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What is the history behind their quest for a nation-state or reasons that support their desire for a nation-state

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What is the history behind their quest for a nation-state or reasons that support their desire for a nation-state

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The idea of the nation is that people want to live in the same country together. They see no need for borders between them, or different rulers, because overall they share a history, language, culture and ideology that allows them to agree on the big questions
https://thisiseuropa.net/the-advantages-of-nation-states/

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This ethnic cleansing was resolved when a Tutsi dominated rebel group, the RPF, defeated the Hutu perpetrator regime and President Paul Kagame took control.
http://www.unitedhumanrights.org/genocide/genocide_in_rwanda

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Are they going to succeed in their quest to become a nation-state?

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Are they going to succeed in their quest to become a nation-state?

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Yes, Denmark is going to succeed in there quest to be a nation-state. Since most of Denmark's population is one ethnicity, with the other ethnicity being very small, little conflict, even no conflict could arise from the two groups. If any conflict were to arise the group of guest workers and refugees would be to small and overpowered by the Danish.

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Sudan - Is the world getting involved in this conflict? Should they?

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Sudan - Is the world getting involved in this conflict? Should they?

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Yes; "The UN and its humanitarian partners are appealing for $3 billion to assist South Sudanese refugees and displaced persons. Some $1.5 billion is meant to aid host communities and agencies helping South Sudanese refugees in neighboring countries, including $327 million for Sudan. The focus is on boosting food and water rations, and providing health services." - news.un.org

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Sudan - Can this conflict be resolved? Why or why not?

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Sudan - Can this conflict be resolved? Why or why not?

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Yes; in fact, there has already been a step taken by the country to try and and the conflict.
"The hope for peace and stability in South Sudan was restored when a peace pact – the Agreement on the Resolution of the Conflict in the Republic of South Sudan (ARCSS) – was signed between the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement and Army in Government (SPLM/A-IG) and SPLM/A in Opposition (SPLM/A-IO), as represented by President Salva Kiir Mayardit and First Vice President Riek Machar Teny Dhurgon respectively."..."The agreement sought to end the deadly civil war that had broken out in South Sudan in December 2013, following power struggles between Kiir and Machar and the allegations of an attempted coup made by the former against the latter." - www.accord.org

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What impact is this cleansing having on the ethnic groups involved? The nation?  The world?

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What impact is this cleansing having on the ethnic groups involved? The nation?  The world?

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After the genocide ended, the country was on the brink of an economic collapse. All the farms and agriculture that roamed the country were either burned or destroyed. Since the population decreased over 70%, there were no workers to start a reconstruction of their country. As of today, Rwanda is still dealing with rebels and other countries that are mad at them. It also opened the worlds eyes to the current events that are happening behind the scenes that many didn't even know was occurring until it was over.
https://sites.google.com/site/stanleystherwandangenocide/causes-and-effects

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What struggles have they gone through to become a nation-state?

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What struggles have they gone through to become a nation-state?

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Even Denmark is not a perfect example of a nation-state. Denmark controls two areas in the Atlantic ocean that do not share danish culture, the faeroe islands and Greenland. The countries border with Germany does not divided german and danish ethnicities equally. There has also been conflict with Germany and Denmark for control of territory
https://www.historytoday.com/jeff-bowersox/1864-germany-denmark-and-rise-nation-state
http://644892358441536678.weebly.com/uploads/1/0/4/2/10420289/chapter_7ethnicity2.pdf

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How long has it been occurring in Rwanda

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How long has it been occurring in Rwanda

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The cleansing in Rwanda started April 7, 1994 and went through July of 1994.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rwandan_genocide

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Sudan - What impact is this conflict having on the ethnic groups involved? The nation? The world?

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Sudan - What impact is this conflict having on the ethnic groups involved? The nation? The world?

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The safety of the ethnic groups in South Sudan and Sudan is at risk since the conflict began. Not helping along, Sudan's economy has been struggling, weakening their power and governing. John Riek is now working with the Committee for National Healing, Peace and Reconciliation (CNHPR) to try and bring peace to the country.
"The tensions in South Sudanese society are now so deep that they infect even peace-builders." - www.theguardian.com
The refugees who have fled South Sudan for Uganda has now reached 1 million people; nearly 4 million South Sudanese have been displaced both internally and to other countries since conflict began in 2013.

“The victims of this failure, so far, are the civilians,” - Filippo Grandi

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Sudan - Who is involved in the conflict?

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Sudan - Who is involved in the conflict?

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Sudan and South Sudan; mostly between the Dinkas and Nuers.

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The conflicts in Sudan lasted for 22 years and 6 years later, South Sudan gained their independence; however, the conflict is not completely resolved.

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Who is involved in the cleansing in Rwanda?

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Who is involved in the cleansing in Rwanda?

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The Rwandan Genocide was a slaughter of Tutsi people in Rwanda by members of the Hutu majority government.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rwandan_genocide

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Since South Sudan separated from Sudan, a civil war started. There has been a conflict over oil because of the fears that a reduction in oil production could have repercussions on world markets.

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Why is the cleansing occurring in Rwanda?

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Why is the cleansing occurring in Rwanda?

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The split between Hutus and Tutsis arose because of economic differences. "Hutus" were people who farmed crops, while "Tutsis" were people who tended livestock. Most Rwandans were Hutus. Gradually, these class divisions became seen as ethnic designations.

Because cattle were more valuable than crops, the minority Tutsis became the local elite. By the time Belgium took over the land in 1917 from Germany (who took it in 1884), an ethnic Tutsi elite had been the ruling monarchy for quite some time.

Germany and Belgian rule made the dividing lines between the groups sharper. This "divide and conquer" strategy meant supporting the Tutsi monarchy and requiring that all local chiefs be Tutsis, turning the Tutsis into symbols of colonial rule for the Hutu majority.

Post-independence, the resentment created by colonial divide-and-conquer bred violence. Seeing as Hutus were a large majority, they handily won the country's first elections in 1961, and the regime that followed was Hutu nationalist. Intermittent violence between Hutus and Tutsis became a feature of post-independent Rwandan
https://www.vox.com/2014/4/10/5590646/rwandan-genocide-anniversary

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Denmark-How well does your ethnicity or nation represent a nation or nation-state?

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Denmark-How well does your ethnicity or nation represent a nation or nation-state?

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Denmark is considered a nation-state. 90% of the population of Denmark consists of ethnic Danes. 10% of Denmark's population consists of ethnic minorities, these include guest workers from turkey and refugees from the ethnic cleansing in the former Yugoslavia. Denmark is a good example of a nation state because the danish ethnicity closely corresponds to denmarks land territory. Most of them speak the same language and nearly all of Danish speakers live in Denmark; Sense of unity.
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