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It's genocide. Bosnia and Rwanda are recent examples.
What else can I help you with?
What is another name for genocide?
Ethnic cleansing
Which region experienced genocide called ethnic cleansing?
kosovo
Deliberate destruction of a group of people?
Genocide or ethnic cleansing or discrimination
What is Ethnic Cleansing?
It's genocide. Bosnia and Rwanda are recent examples.
What was the international reaction to the trail of tears?
At the time, genocide and ethnic cleansing were considered typical tasks of societies. The reaction from other governments to this ethnic cleansing was to ignore it.
What term describes the removing or killing of an entire ethnic group?
I don't know a good joke for this one, so the answer is genocide. :\
Why is Rwanda linked to ethnic cleansing?
Because a genocide took place in Rwanda in 1994.
What are words similar to genocide?
Massacre or holocaust.
What was it called when BosnianSerbs used violence to rid Bosnia of its Muslims?
They performed genocide but it was known in the press as ethnic cleansing. Genocide is correct..............
What was a major difference between the genocides in Rwanda and Yugoslavia?
Answer this question… Ethnic cleansing in Bosnia led to a military response from international forces, but ethnic cleansing in Rwanda did not.
Which best describes the policy of Ethnic Cleansing?
Ethnic cleansing is a policy aimed at removing a particular ethnic group from a specific area through acts of violence or forced displacement. It is a violation of human rights and is considered a form of genocide.
What is an example of ethnic cleansing?
Ethnic cleansing is the involuntary removal of an ethnic group from a territory, in order to create a homogenous population. Ethnic cleansing sometimes happens without much violence, but it usually entails widespread attacks on a community in order to drive them out, and it always involves at least the threat of force. Note that ethnic cleansing is somewhat different from genocide; unlike genocide, which is usually committed by a government, ethnic cleansing can be committed by small groups without much organization. More importantly, genocide has the objective of wiping out an ethnic grouping, while ethnic cleansing seeks to expel a group, by whatever means. Ethnic cleansing and related crimes were committed by many of the factions involved in the Yugoslav Wars of the 1990s, by the Nazis in much of occupied Europe and the Imperial Japanese in the South Pacific during World War II, by a number of factions in the Caucasus Mountain region during the various post-Soviet conflicts there, and on a smaller scale by Israeli settlers in the Palestinian Territories in recent decades.
