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In what country did a conflict between the Hutus and the Tutsis break out in?
Rwanda.
What happened in Rwanda after it gained independence from European colonizers?
It is definitely:A. The majority Hutus took control of the country.The majority hutus slauightered the minority tutsis
What two tribes fought a war in Rwanda and Burindi?
Tutsis & Hutus
What happened to rwanda after it gain independence from European colonies?
the majority Hutus slaughtered minority tutsis
How did the hutus kill tutsis?
the hutus chopped the tutsis' achiles tendon (at the back of the heel) and left them there. the tutsis couldn't move so the hutus came back later to finish them off.
Did Tutsis steal Hutus' jobs?
Yes the Tutsis did.
What did the tutsis do to the hutus?
The Hutus killed many Tutsis to scare them, so many fled (200,000 Tutsis, to be exact) from Rwanda/Burundi as refugees.
What two groups have fought in Rwanda and Burundi?
A. xhoxa, Yoruba or b, Muslims, Christians or C, Flemish, Walloons or D) Huntus, Tutsis or E) Rwandians, Burundians
Were the Hutus or tutsis the protagonist in the rwanda genocide?
The tutsis were the victims, so if I understand the question they were the protagonists and the Hutus were the antagonists.
What was at the heart ofof the genocide in rwanda?
military conflict between the army and guerrilla groups....Jp13
What tribe was targeted during the genocide in rwanda?
The tribe that was targeted were the Tutsis. They were targeted by the Hutus. The Hutus hated the Tutsis and the Tutsis hated the Hutus. After the president was shot down in a plane the whole government fell apart and the Hutus took over the goverment and tragically started taking out Tutsis.
Why hutus and tutsi hate each other?
The conflict between Hutus and Tutsis in Rwanda has historical roots, stemming from colonial divisions that favored Tutsis over Hutus, leading to social and economic disparities. This tension escalated after Rwanda gained independence in 1962, resulting in violence and discrimination against Tutsis by Hutu-led governments. The situation culminated in the 1994 Rwandan Genocide, where extremist Hutu factions targeted Tutsis, leading to the deaths of an estimated 800,000 people in a span of just 100 days. This legacy of hatred and violence continues to affect the dynamics between the two groups today.
