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| Relative location of the Sahara Desert in Africa |
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| Relative location of the Nile River in Africa |
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| Relative location of the Great Rift Valley in Africa |
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| Relative location of Rwanda in Africa |
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| Relative location of Sudan and Darfur in Africa |
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| Relative location of Sudan and Darfur in Africa |
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| Relative location of Eqypt in Africa |
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| Relative location of Sierra Leone in Africa |
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| Relative location of the Dem. Rep. of Congo in Africa |
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| Relative location of South Africa in Africa |
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| Relative location of Somalia in Africa |
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| Relative location of Tanzania in Africa |
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| Body of water to the east of Africa |
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he infection rate of this disease in sub-Sahara Africa is as high as 30% in
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| a person who has fled their home and lives in a camp outside their country |
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a settlement located along the border of a war-torn country created to house people fleeing war
in their own country; conditions in these settlements are often deplorable |
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| a prolonged period without rain |
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| the intentional destruction of a specific culture group |
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| to come between, interfere, separate, become involved |
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| a person who has fled their home and lives in a camp inside their country |
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| a militia group attempting to overthrow their government |
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a group assigned to watch how a conflict unfolds / that a cease fire is occurring; the group
reports out to authorities what is seen on location |
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| when two groups within a country fight for control of its government. |
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| when a child is abducted and used by a rebel group to fight in a war |
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| the use of precious minerals to fund conflict in Africa; trading guns for precious minerals |
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| a group of people identified by its language and culture (ex. the Cherokee Indians) |
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| to engage in military conflict |
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| the Arab militia group which targets villages in Darfur, Sudan |
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| the movement of people from place to place |
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| when Belgium ruled over Rwanda in the 1800s and 1900s, for example |
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brainwashing; spreading ideas to persuade people to think a certain way; promoting the
persecution or destruction of a group of people |
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a group made up of international representatives with a goal of improving global human
development |
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| a soldier, fighter, warrior |
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| those children released by rebel groups who must learn to live “normal” lives |
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| to torment , harass, oppress a person or group of people |
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| the perpetrators of the Rwanda genocide |
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| the victims in the Rwandan genocide |
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| the group being persecuted in Darfur, Sudan |
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| savage, barbaric, vicious, monstrous treatment of a person or group |
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| Ocean southeast of Africa |
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| Ocean to the west of Africa |
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| Body of water north of Africa |
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