Twentieth-century mass killings in Yugoslavia and Cambodia were different in that:A.no leaders who called for ethnic cleansing and genocide in Yugoslavia were prosecuted.B.the international community was more involved in stopping atrocities in Yugoslavia.C.the legacy of European colonialism was largely responsible for the atrocities in Yugoslavia.D.widespread violence in Yugoslavia was mostly motivated by ethnic and religious hatred.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Ethnic cleansing is different from genocide in that it:A.violates citizens' basic human rights.B.attempts to remove a group from a country.C.does not always result in mass killings.D.targets victims based on race or religion.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

The breakup of Yugoslavia during the 1990s was caused mainly byGroup of answer choicesthe assassination in Sarajevo of the heir to the throne of Austria-Hungary.espionage by Russian agents.ethnic cleansing.NATO.rivalries among ethnicities.

What was the main source of conflict among Yugoslavia’s population in the 1990s?A competing claims of landB ethnic tensionsC disagreement over whether to join NATOD different political and economic ideologies

Which of the following acts may qualify as genocide?Check all that apply1 pointThe causing of seriousmental harm to members of a racial group with the intent to destroy the groupThe killing members and supporters of a political party with the intent to exterminate the groupThe starvation of a religious groupThe removal of an ethnic group from its territory

Identified "genocide" quickly becomes mass killings in this stage called:PersecutionClassificationDeclassificationCriminalizationContainerizationNone of the above