Separate Causes Of The Armenian Genocide

All genocides have their separate reasons. The Rwandan Genocide was caused by the belief that one group of people was superior to another group, solely because of their looks. The Armenian Genocide was similar, a group targeted simply because of their ethnicity. In Cambodia, people were killed in the name of politics, while the Bosnian Genocide was caused by belief that one religion was superior to another.
The four genocides researched were all caused by the belief that one race, religion, or culture is superior to another.
There is no denying that human nature plays a big role genocide.The need for power is a fundamental flaw in human nature that causes suffering, pain, and death all around the world. If this fact is not addressed, if genocides continue to be denied, we can never learn as a species and grow from our mistakes.
For example, Muslims are stereotyped as terrorists. To prevent genocide from ever happening again, we must speak up. We must stop denying the facts, and accept that genocide is still an ongoing problem in many countries around the world. As human beings, we have a responsibility to protect those who are exposed to the horrors of mass killings. Hate speech and the use of slurs must come to an end. This project has been eye opening in more ways than one. Previously, I thought that the only genocide with a vast impact was the Holocaust, but now I know better. I am now aware that a genocide can happen anywhere in the world, for a variety of reasons.
Genocide is a world issue that can only be stopped if we acknowledge, learn, and never