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"A Problem From Hell:" America and the Age of Genocide Study Guide

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by Samantha Power
About 66 pages (19,894 words)
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Chose at least two of the examples of genocide discussed in this book and compare and contrast the response of the United States to them.

How has the United States typically reacted to genocide in other countries? Why?

What role(s) did Lemkin and his successors play in fighting against genocide during the twentieth century?

What is state sovereignty? How does this idea affect responses to genocide?

Why did it take the United States so long to ratify the genocide convention? What consequences might.....

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