The United Nations launched its peacekeeping mission for Rwanda in
October 1993 to monitor a cease-fire agreement between the
Rwandan Hutu government and the rebel Rwandese Patriotic Front.
The mission, which was not allowed to use military force to achieve
its aims, was limited to investigating breaches in the cease-fire,
helping humanitarian aid deliveries and contributing to the security of
the capital, Kigali.
The mission proved insufficient after the government launched the
slaughter of an estimated 800,000 minority Tutsis and moderate
Hutus following the downing of the Rwandan president's plane on April
6, 1994.
Timelapse - Google Earth Engine - 0 views
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Change over time and space!
OEC - Kenya (KEN) Exports, Imports, and Trade Partners - 0 views
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Outstanding resource to visualize economics per country. What do you notice about Kenya's economy? What influence could the environment have on their economy?
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GMO
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Get to know Cheery Education Center
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#mashaphug #mashwc
About World Languages - 1 views
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We are proud to introduce a free resource that provides a wide variety of information about world languages. To get started, select from the drop-down menu to the right or simply explore the website.
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This is a very useful resource.
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This is an informative resource about world languages.
Language and the Jedi [Think Tank] - Overthinking It - 2 views
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Language and Star Wars - I figured some of you might find this interesting.
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Interesting projections here! Thank you for sharing, Maddie.
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