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    him. Machar then reacted by publicly calling for the overthrow of Kiir as he jailed several respected South Sudanese politicians for their supposed plan. In other words, a civil war emerged in December of 2015 and a clear ethnic divide between the Dinkas who widely support Kiir and the Nuers who mainly support Machar lead to mass ethnic killings with over 500 people dead as civilians are often targeted. Due to the political differences causing the civil war, South Sudan has passed…

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    would walk for water. Salva ran away from war so he won't die, and Salva found Nya and he build a well in Nya village. Salva found his uncle. Salva learned how to speak english because he went to america. Salva was the age of 11. Salva was in the dinka tribe. The factors that made survival possible for Salva is that he learned how to read and write english and has to take care of himself. The first survival factor Salva used was that he left the camp and went to a new one. Salva left the camp…

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    In this essay of an announcement introduction, I’m giving you an example of an announcement introduction; here is my proof.‘’There was more than 20,000 of boys from Nuer and Dinka were were displaced to orphans and other boys escaped from the war to save their lives and were in camps.” In the text Salva escaped from the war to save his own life.He walked a lot and sleep in places,he meet a friend Marial but as eaten by a lion while the group slept.Also he saw his uncle during the walk and was…

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    accustomed to living in a hot climate (Reference). One of the studies found that his body proportions are almost identical to those of the tall Dinka people of southern Sudan that is located about 124 miles west of the Nariokotome River (Reference). However, their study attributed the similarities to be physiological rather than genetic due to the fact that the Dinka are no more closely related to humans than any other modern people (Reference). The locomotion of living humans require…

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    Journal Two One important aspect in the book Mistakes Were Made but not by me is irrevocability. I conclude that irrevocability is an important aspect of the book because it explains dissonance in the book which is when two of your beliefs collide and put you into a state of mental discomfort. Irrevocability is when you have made a decision that is irreversible, this supports the theory of dissonance because when you make a poor decision you try to release that tension in your thoughts and…

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    ‘clans’ which separate the social groups of the villages. Clans hold the more privileged groups of people, these clans make of the minority of the population as there are not very many of them. The majority of the Nuer population are ancestors of the Dinka people who have since been generalized with the…

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    history between the Nuer tribe and the Dinka tribe? What is the cause of their problems? At the end of the book, how does Salva work to repair the relationship? We learn that the history between the Nuer tribe and the Dinka tribe isn’t that great. They have a bad relationship with eachother. They have a bad relationship because the Nuer men killed Uncle and stole all the items the travelers had. They fought over scarce water. Salva offered wells for the Nuer and Dinka tribes, which surprised…

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    Question 1 Three of the five common beliefs found in indigenous African religion are, the universe is a unified system, ancestors, way of life. First, many African religions believe that the universe is a spiritual realm between the body and soul. A belief that what you do on earth can have an effect on the soul in the afterlife. Also, distinctions are made between the forces and people that are visible against the ones that are not. Also, another common belief is Ancestry. In which many…

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    Salva Dut Biography When Salva Dut was just 11 years old war broke out in his country. He and 17,000 others fled to Ethiopia. In 1990 they had to flee again. Salva led about 1,500 boys to Kenya to another refugee camp. They stayed there for about six years. In 1996 Salva and 3,600 other refugee boys were chosen by the U.S state Department and the United Nations to go to the US, Australia, or Canada. Salva went to the US. At the time he spoke very little English and didn’t have much education.…

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    within their country. Salva’s journey started with a war between Sudan’s government and its people. Salva’s school was attacked and bombed, he escaped and had to run away from the fighting. Nya’s journey involved a long time fight between the Nuer and Dinka tribesmen. Even though Nya didn’t directly deal with war like Salva did, her village’s men including her father and brother did when they went out to hunt for food. There was always a chance they would run into the Nuer tribesmen which meant…

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