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Who are the tutsi rebels?
The Tutsi Tribe Is an East-Central Africa Tribe Located In Rwanda and Burundi. The Hutu's are basically Tutsi slaves and do all of there work while the Tutsi get paid for it. 690,000 people in the tribe.
How did the Tutsi come to power in Rwanda?
The Tutsi had some power in Rwanda when in 1963, a Tutsi prime minister was chosen by the monarch. However, in later years, there was a Rwandan civil war which resulted in the death of many of the Tutsi people.
What are 2 traditional groups of people that exist in Africa?
The Hutu and Tutsi, Pygmy, Zulu, Bushpeople, etc.
Why does tutsi people of Rwanda are important?
they are important because they are important
In the film Hotel Rwanda which group of people is targeted?
Tutsi
What was everyday life like for the rwandan hutu and tutsi tribes before during and after the rwanda civil war?
The Hutu and Tutsi were on ethnic group, and Hutu nor Tutsi did not exist, but one tribe of peaceful people. Belgium went to Rwanda and split them for different ethnic groups, determining who was Hutu or Tutsi by how many cows they had. Ten cows or more, they were Tutsi. Less than ten cows, was Hutu. This created conflict.
What is the banyamulenge?
banyamulenge are strongest tutsi people live in Democratic Repuplic Of Congo.
What has the author Gilbert Ilunga Malukula written?
Gilbert Ilunga Malukula has written: 'Envahisseur Tutsi' -- subject(s): Ethnic relations, Political aspects, Tutsi (African people), Violence
Who were the People murdered during the 1994 mass genocide in rwanda?
The victims were the Tutsi tribe.
How were the Tutsi killed?
The conflict between the Tutsi and the Hutus was conducted mainly with machetes.
What is tutsi religion?
Tutsi is not a religion first of all it is an ethnic group in central Africa; in the Dominican Republic Congo
Why did the hutu and tutsi fight?
The Hutu and the Tutsi, who were in fact the same race, were separated based on their appearances by their foreign, Belgian rulers prior to the genocide. The Hutu were the majority; they where more bulky in build and had darker skin. The Tutsi were taller, with lighter skin, and they made more money. For this reason hate for the Tutsi was common among the Hutu. Prejudiced radio stations were geared toward spreading hate for the Tutsi. The Tutsi were a scapegoat, targeted by the Hutu during difficult times in Rwanda. "Poverty breeds extremism"; for this reason the Hutu were willing to believe that the Tutsi were the root of their problems.
