who played a key role in the Hutu class becoming the rulling power in Rwanda? How did they do it?

Answer:

This week marks 20 years since the start of the genocide in Rwanda, so the world has spent some time reflecting on one of the most horrifying — and most defining — events in post-Cold War history.

Explanation:

What happened

The Rwandan genocide was a systematic campaign by the Hutu ethnic majority aimed at wiping out each and every member of the minority Tutsi group. The Hutu-controlled government and allied militias slaughtered between 800,000 and one million Tutsis before a Tutsi rebel group overthrew them. Over 100,000 Hutus were also killed, including both moderate Hutus killed by Hutu extremists and those killed by Tutsis in so-called "revenge killings."

The genocide was set into motion by the death of Rwandan President Juvénal Habyarimana. On April 6th, 1994, Habyarimana's plane was shot down by a missile of unknown origin. Government-aligned forces used (Hutu) Habyarimana's death as an excuse to begin a campaign of slaughter they had been planning for some time, and the genocide began on April 7th. It went on for about 100 days.

The story behind the Rwandan genocide begins with colonialism

The split between Hutus and Tutsis arose not as a result of religious or cultural differences, but economic ones. "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.

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What's William Shakespeare’s most famous poem?

How do you describe your feelings and thoughts about respect anddiscrimination, and why?

If _____ my skills and I will exist​

Which sentence from the text best supports the idea that forgiveness can help solve difficult social problems?


•For God has chosen this unlikely lot and set us up as some kind of paradigm, as some kind of model.


•Nearly everyone described what they were witnessing … as a miracle.


•The turmoil and instability many feared would accompany these crucial events have not occurred.


•Retribution leads to a cycle of reprisal, leading to counter-reprisal in an inexorable movement.

Re-read Text C, The penguin lessons, in the insert and then answer Question 3 on this question paper. Question 3 Imagine you are a local journalist. Recent events have prompted you to write a magazine article about the need to better safeguard the area. Write the magazine article. In your article you should explain: the attractions of the local area and why people visit the problems affecting the area and the likely impact if things do not improve what Tom Michell did and why, and the result of his actions. Base your article on what you have read in Text C, but be careful to use your own words. Address each of the three bullet points. Begin your article with a suitable headline. Write about 250 to 350 words.​

Write a 5-8 sentence paragraph to answer the essential question. Make sure to include a topic sentence as well as examples and explanations form the texts. Each selection throughout the unit should generate a different perspective on the topic.
from the story “prologue to The Canterbury Tales”

After reading “prologue to The Canterbury Tales”, I have learned 2 things about how people come to have different views of society.

As Luke tries to push the door open, it swings open easily. It is being pulled by their Mom and Dad on the other side.


Dad: Luke! Mischa! Are you okay? Your Mom and I were so worried. We tried to find you, but the storm kept us from getting to you until now.

Mom: (overjoyed) You found them? Oh Mischa, Luke! You must have been so scared. (Hugging them) I was so worried.

Mischa: (Holding the sack of apples.) We're so happy to see you! (Handing the apples to her mother) We picked you some apples.

Luke: And you'd better make the best apple pie ever after all of that.


The whole family laughs as they hug each other.




The author added humorous dialogue to tie the events in the scenes together, to show that everything was okay, and bring the play to a close.

Select evidence from this play that supports the author's points.

As Luke tries to push the door open, it swings open easily.
Dad: Luke! Mischa! Are you okay? Your Mom and I were so worried.
Luke: And you'd better make the best apple pie ever after all of that.
Mom: (overjoyed) You found them? Oh Mischa, Luke! You must have been so scared
WILL MARK BRAINLIEST
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which poet’s first memoir was titled i know why the caged bird sings?

You are a clever boy​

Describe the stress children feel related to getting good grades.

Ever since Deana was a child, she dreamed of flying into outer space. As a young girl growing up near Orlando, she had many opportunities to watch space shuttle launches. She would wake up extra early on launch days, sneak out her second-story window, and perch herself on the roof. She would stare at the shooting cloud and wonder who was inside and when it would be her turn.



Twenty years had passed since those days as a wistful child. Now Deana was seeing a shuttle from a whole different angle, from inside. Deana was sometimes still in shock that this was her life now. She thought about all the years of hard work, all of the times she decided to train and study instead of dating and going to parties like other people her age. She held back a tear as she tried to swallow. The view was spectacular. Earth was barely insight at this point and ahead of her was pure openness.



Suddenly, Deana blinked into reality. Sergeant Reece grabbed her arm and looked at her with terror in his eyes. There was a fuel leak. At this rate, there wouldn't be enough fuel to get the crew home. Deana took a deep breath. She was terrified but prepared. Deana ordered the crew to patch up the fuel tank. She adjusted the speed so that the shuttle did not burn as much fuel. She radioed ground control for help. They were able to redirect the shuttle back to Earth.



Deana's quick thinking and bravery saved everyone on that shuttle, but all Deana could think about is how her journey had to be cut short. As she looked back at the quickly approaching Earth, she thought to herself, "Well, there's always next time."



How did Deana save the space shuttle?



Select the answer that correctly quotes the text.

"The text says, Deana's quick thinking and bravery saved everyone on that shuttle, but all Deana could think about is how her journey had to be cut short."
The text says, "Deana's quick thinking and bravery saved everyone on that shuttle, but all Deana could think about is how her journey had to be cut short."
According to the author, Deana's quick thinking and bravery saved everyone on that shuttle, but all Deana could think about is how her journey had to be cut short.
According to the author "Deana's quick thinking and bravery saved everyone on that shuttle, but all Deana could think about is how her journey had to be cut short".

Dill is still a great inventor of stories, but the truth comes out about his life in Meridian. Write a short paragraph describing his home life.

In the book of code of honor what does kamran love most

you think technology and the Internet have brought young people closer together.

Mrs. Beatty reached____ a pile of papers and pulled out a large, gold star

You'd better not drink that river water. It .................

In the Ron Clark movie what was the relationship with tayshawn like and what was the theme?

Read the excerpt from An Essay on Man.

Know, then, thyself, presume not God to scan;
The proper study of mankind is man.

Which statement is correct?

The loose structure of these lines suggests freedom.
The loose structure of these lines results from frequent repetition.
Pope uses a heroic couplet to express a complete idea.
Pope uses a heroic couplet to build poetic tension.

Complete the sentences with the simple past

II. Find one odd word for each question, and then read them aloud.
6. A. exciting B. boring C. interesting D. convenient
7. A. big B. tall C. wide D. expensive
8. A. suburb B. park C. memorial D. market
9. A. sunny B. beaches C. weather D. supermarket
10. A. cross B. turn C. straight D. buy

Which is not an action required of you, under the Code of Conduct:
a. Once captured, do not resist
b. If captured, establish communications as soon as possible, organize in a military manner, and establish a chain of command
c. If captured, it is your duty to attempt to escape if possible and to assist others to escape
d. If a prisoner, you may write letters home

Who wants some no charge points.

Which sentence is not a run on sentence
I have never lived away from home in fact i have never spent the night away from home.
a.I have never lived away from home, in fact i have never spent the night away from home.
b. I have never lived away from home; in fact, i have never spent the night away from home.
c. I have never lived away from home, in fact, i have never spent the night away from home.
d. I have never lived away from home, in fact; i have never spent the night away from home.

School bus drivers have been driving rashly and overcrowding the buses thereby posing a risk to the lives of innocent school children.

Suggest two measures to overcome this problem

Read this excerpt from Dean Kamen's "On Becoming an Inventor."

I had just finished making a complicated piece of equipment that was to be used for a show opening in Philadelphia called "Fiorello." When the machine arrived they had trouble wiring it, so instead of going off to college that morning for an orientation, I spent several days at the theater fixing my light/sound equipment. The show received poor reviews, except for the mention by one reviewer of the "special effects," which, he wrote, were "outstanding."

How does the writing shape readers' impressions?

Kamen's opinion seems to be that machines are more important than anything else. He supports this with an example of his work on a machine for a show in Philadelphia. His tone is formal and directed at a scholarly audience.
Kamen’s opinion seems to be that hard work can overcome any obstacles. He supports this with an example of hard work on a light machine. His tone is humorous and directed at young audience.
Kamen’s opinion seems to be that his inventions are more important to him than other activities. He supports this by sharing an example of skipping college orientation to fix sound equipment. His tone is informal and directed at a general audience.
Kamen's opinion seems to be that special effects can make a show outstanding. He supports this with an example of his own special effects machine. His tone is formal and directed at a scientific audience.

how can you exercise your freedom in a responsible and beneficial way.( 5 )sentence​

Which word is an antonym, or opposite, of remarkable?
A. rugged
B. revolutionary
C. ordinary
D. modest
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where do you see poe in his stories

this would mean so muchto me i just need 4 left but need help with this


McDonald's


PRODUCTION

What raw materials they need to buy (ingredients):

What capital the need to buy or lease/upgrade with the changes made (equipment, machinery, furniture):

Who they need to hire (description of the different types of workers and the number of each):

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Description of Job:
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Number Required Per Shift:
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2 A Do you know where Charlie is? shouldn't B Well, he SHOULDN'T be far away. His phone's on the table.​