1. GLOBAL STUDIES REVIEW Rwandan Genocide

2. Prior to Rwandan independence ______ controlled the country as a colony. Belgium After a plane crash ___F___ attacked __T___ resulting in the killing of about 800,000 __L___ in a hundred days. Hutus Tutsis When Germany controlled Rwanda they gave leadership roles to _____ because they were tall and fair skin. _____ were considered inferior by Europeans because they were shorter and dark skin. Tutsis Hutu In 1994 ______ (organization) had the responsibility of keeping the peace. Prior to the attacks _____ was being spread and _____ were arming for the impending attack on the _____. United Nations Propaganda Hutus Tutsis 11. _____ is the deliberate killing of a group of people. However, many governments were hesitant on calling it this. Genocide 12, 13. The ____ (organization) refused to act because they felt the conflict was a (an) _____. United Nations Civil War 14, 15. The ____ (country) was slow to respond because of the failed attempt in ____ where dead Americans were paraded in the streets. (Blackhawk Down) United States Somalia 16. The UN commander thought if he had more troops he could use _______ as safe houses. Soccer Statdiums 17. A girl named _______ was hiding in a church amongst the dead. Valintina 18, 19, 20. July the RPF (a __L___ organization) captured the capital of city of Kigali and thus a cease fire. __F__ fled to Zaire and set up a new country called __I__. Tutsi Hutu Republic of the Congo 21, 22. It is estimated that 67percent of the __L__ women were introduce to ___A__ during the rape campaign. Tutsi AIDS

3. In 1994 ______ (organization) had the responsibility of keeping the peace. Prior to the attacks _____ was being spread and _____ were arming for the impending attack on the _____. United Nations Propaganda Hutus Tutsis _____ is the deliberate killing of a group of people. However, many governments were hesitant on calling it this. Genocide 12, 13. The ____ (organization) refused to act because they felt the conflict was a (an) _____.

4. The ____ (organization) refused to act because they felt the conflict was a (an) _____. United Nations Civil War

5. 14, 15. The ____ (country) was slow to respond because of the failed attempt in ____ where dead Americans were paraded in the streets. (Blackhawk Down) United States Somalia The UN commander thought if he had more troops he could use _______ as safe houses. Soccer Stadiums A girl named _______ was hiding in a church amongst the dead. Valintina 18, 19, 20. July the RPF (a __L___ organization) captured the capital of city of Kigali and thus a cease fire. __F__ fled to Zaire and set up a new country called __I__. Tutsi Hutu Republic of the Congo 21, 22. It is estimated that 67percent of the __L__ women were introduce to ___A__ during the rape campaign. Tutsi AIDS

6. 18, 19, 20. July the RPF (a __L___ organization) captured the capital of city of Kigali and thus a cease fire. __F__ fled to Zaire and set up a new country called __I__. Tutsi Hutu Republic of the Congo It is estimated that 67percent of the __L__ women were introduce to ___A__ during the rape campaign. Tutsi AIDS

7. GLOBAL STUDIES REVIEW South Africa Mandela Terms to use on Essay

8. Afrikaner - Dutch whites that settled Africa and controlled the wealth Apartheid - Apartness separating blacks and whites when whites have the power. F.W. de Klerk - white leader of South Africa that allowed Mandela to go free African National Congress - political group that tried to end segregation in South Africa, they went from peaceful to more violent means

9. Nelson Mandela – leader of ANC, a lawyer the spent 27 years in prison and became the first black president of South Africa Pass Laws – law that stated the blacks needed to have a pass to enter into white neighborhoods Population Registration Act – people needed to be registered by race Robben Island – Mandela spent 18 years in prison, brutal

10. Sabotage – when you deliberately destroys disrupt government operations Sanctions – economic restrictions that one government places on another Segregation – division people by race Sharpeville Massacre – police station where protestors were shot at. Winnie Mandela – wife, who help keep Mandela in world media