Question

Twentieth-century mass killings in Rwanda and Cambodia were similar in

that:
A. the United Nations did little to address human rights violations in
both countries.
B. small groups of radical terrorists were responsible for most of the
violence in both countries.
C. ethnic cleansing in both countries was motivated mostly by
religious hatred.
D. atrocities in both countries were committed mostly by
nongovernment forces.

Answer 1

Answer:A. The United Nations did little to address human rights violations in both countries.