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There are many ways to respectfully honor, commemorate and tell the story of the people who lost their lives in the genocide.-claim statement

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A genocide suspect standing trial before a gacaca court in Rwanda

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A genocide suspect standing trial before a gacaca court in Rwanda

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1. One major event was Richard Nixon dying. Britannica -(signal phrase) informs us-(reporting verb) "Richard Nixon , in full Richard Milhous Nixon, (born January 9, 1913, Yorba Linda, California, U.S. died April 22, 1994, New York, New York), 37th president of the United States (1969–74)."-(quote)
2. Another major event was UNAMIR II, and a credible website called https://nsarchive2.gwu.edu/, -(signal phrase) they tell us that the-(reporting verb) "UN met and debated and finally arrived at a compromise response on May 16.  UNAMIR II, as it was to be known, would be a more robust force of 5,500 troops.  Again, however, the world failed to deliver, as the full complement of troops and materiel would not arrive in Rwanda until months after the genocide ended." -(quote)

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Where did it happen?- Rwanda in Africa
When did it happen?-April 6 1994- July 18th 1994
Why did it happen?- Because a plane carrying the Hutu president was supposedly shot down by a group of rebel Tutsis called the Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF).

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According to the article, -(signal phrase) it is said that -(reporting verb) "The UN and Belgium had forces in Rwanda but the UN mission was not given a mandate to stop the killing."-(quote) Also, from the same article, -(signal phrase)its stated that -(reporting verb) "A year after US troops were killed in Somalia, the US was determined not to get involved in another African conflict. The Belgians and most UN peacekeepers pulled out after 10 Belgian soldiers were killed." -(quote) These quotes show that the UN and US tried to help, but it was very little and the US decided to stop.

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1.The Rwandan people suffered in many ways other than death. -(topic sentence)
(How did the Rwandan people suffer other then deaths?)
2.The people in the Rwanda genocide were influenced by the attacks in numerous ways. -(topic sentence)
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The people in the Rwanda genocide were influenced by the attacks in numerous ways. -(topic sentence) Britannica -(signal phrase)states -(reporting verb)"Once the genocide was over, the country faced years of reconciliation and recovery. Trying those who were thought responsible for genocidal acts was a primary focus, as was promoting national unity and rebuilding the country’s economy."-(quote) This shows that after the genocide, many Rwandans were still influenced by having to recover from the genocide. The economy and national unity were affected by the genocide, and it was the primary focus of the country.

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The Rwandan people suffered in many ways other than death. -(topic sentence) According to the Britannica database,-(signal phrase) they inform us, -(reporting verb) "Prime Minister Agathe Uwilingiyimana, a moderate Hutu, was assassinated the next day, as were 10 Belgian soldiers (part of a United Nations peacekeeping force already in the country) who were guarding her.  Her murder was part of a campaign to eliminate moderate Hutu or Tutsi politicians"-(quote) This shows the Rwandan people had to suffer by losing their leader and the Belgian soldiers trying to protect her.

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From the Britannica database,-(signal phrase) they state -(reporting verb)"Months of violence followed, and many Tutsi were killed or fled the country." -(quote)This shows the Tutsis had to suffer by having to flee their country and leave behind houses, family and friends. This is a terrible way to suffer by having to leave their home country.

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The perpetrators were Hutu extremists.
The victims were the Tutsi community.

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The Britannica database-(signal phrase) informs us -(reporting verb) "Rape was also used as a weapon and included the deliberate use of perpetrators infected with HIV/AIDS to carry out sexual assaults; as a result, many Tutsi women were intentionally infected with HIV/AIDS." -(quote)This relates to the question because the Tutsi women had to suffer by getting raped and sexually assaulted which could be worse than deaths

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From the Gale database,-(signal phrase)  they tell us-(reporting verb) "Following orders delivered over the radio, the Interahamwe proceeded through cities, towns, and rural areas, killing Tutsis wherever they could be found. Churches in which they sought refuge were blown up." -(quote)This relates to the question because many people were influenced by getting killed and many churches which are supposed to be sacred, were blown up which must be upsetting to many people.

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The book 'Genocide' -(signal phrase) informs us that-(reporting verb) "According to the World Food Programme, more than 60 percent of Rwandans live below the poverty line" -(quote)This relates because after the genocide, many people were affected, and now so many people live under the poverty line. Many people are affected by hunger, poverty and many others and can't afford to live.