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Buddhist monks, who wore distinctive orange robes, were targeted

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Intellectuals were also targeted. Glasses were considered signs of education

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The Khmer Rouge forced all of Cambodia to wear the same uniform

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Khmer Rouge trained their military with Chinese training tactics and brought in support from the Viet Cong.

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In Cambodia the Khmer Rouge transformed old high schools into death camps.

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Khmer Rouge would create problems in villages to instill fear.

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Pol Pot wanted to recreate Mao's attempt at "Great Leap Forward" with his plan of "Super Great Leap Forward"

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mao great leap foward but pol pot wants to recreate it

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The Khmer Rouge forced their citizens into the countryside in collective farmings.

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The Cambodian citizens most basic human rights were systematically violated through killings, torture and forced displacement.

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About two million Cambodians died.

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Map of Cambodia and neighboring countries

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Map of Cambodia with ethnic group distribution

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Pol Pot, leader of the Khmer Rouge

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The Khmer Rouge, an armed Communist resistance group

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Pol Pot wanted to turn Cambodia into a communist agrarian utopia

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François Ponchaud was one of the few up-standers during the genocide. He wouldn’t give up trying to help the innocent citizens

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The United States knew about the genocide but chose not to intervene

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Vietnam invaded Cambodia and overthrew the Khmer government

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International trials were put in place to hold the Khmer Rouge accountable for their actions

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Cambodia is struggling with their population being uneducated and illiterate and is working on reopening schools.

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/17DhsIBcWKfOvzCyK2R4W98fjoPU-fAUJvQ3ar8NxOjY/edit?usp=sharing

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Just as the US pulled out of the Vietnam War in April of 1975, the Khmer Rouge took control of Cambodia (1975-1979)

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Cambodia has been restoring economic and socially through projects and increasing industries like tourism.

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United States have begun to help out Cambodia in recent years.