Sudanese. Sudan has a big problem in that the government of Sudan only allows Islamic law to rule even though Muslims are a minority in the country. Ever since 1956 the majority of Sudanese have been excluded from their own government, and peace cannot occur unless Sudan's government changes and tolerates all religions and cultures to exist. Name: _________________________________ Conflict and Civil War in Africa SS7H1 The student will analyze continuity and change in Africa leading to the 21st century. a. Explain how the European partitioning across Africa Contributed to conflict, civil war, and artificial political boundaries. Document A Estimate how many different ethnic groups there are across the continent of Africa. What type of problems could arise because of this diversity? Do the traditional homeland borders match with the contemporary national borders? Who do you think drew the national boundaries of many of the African countries? boundary line do you think has the most meaning to the people of Africa: their traditional boundaries or the contemporary national boundaries? Why? What type of problems could arise from different ethnic groups being grouped together in one country? Document B What are armed conflicts? How many countries on the map have had episodes of violence? How many countries on the map have had state-based armed conflicts?
Sudanese. Sudan has a big problem in that the government of Sudan only allows Islamic law to rule even though Muslims are a minority in the country. Ever since 1956 the majority of Sudanese have been excluded from their own government, and peace cannot occur unless Sudan's government changes and tolerates all religions and cultures to exist. Name: _________________________________ Conflict and Civil War in Africa SS7H1 The student will analyze continuity and change in Africa leading to the 21st century. a. Explain how the European partitioning across Africa Contributed to conflict, civil war, and artificial political boundaries. Document A Estimate how many different ethnic groups there are across the continent of Africa. What type of problems could arise because of this diversity? Do the traditional homeland borders match with the contemporary national borders? Who do you think drew the national boundaries of many of the African countries? boundary line do you think has the most meaning to the people of Africa: their traditional boundaries or the contemporary national boundaries? Why? What type of problems could arise from different ethnic groups being grouped together in one country? Document B What are armed conflicts? How many countries on the map have had episodes of violence? How many countries on the map have had state-based armed conflicts?
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