Syrian Genocide Research Paper
Genocide is when a certain racial, political or cultural group is being killed. Genocide happens all the time and is not being stopped. The biggest genocide known to man is the genocide that happened during World War 2. The slaughter of 6 million jews in counting by ,the leader of the nazis, Hitler.
The world is still facing Genocide even after that tragedy and really nothing is being done about it.
There are many groups of people that are apart of a genocide of some kind in the modern day. Syria has been an on-growing genocide and has turned into a war zone. Syrian genocide could have been prevented from the start but now it is too late. Every kind of genocide today could've been prevented. The Syrian Crisis have always been interesting to me and when the opportunity came to write about it, I took the chance. Syrian war is what is really interesting about this topic because the war is like a revolution that the President started. He didn’t expect for the Sunni muslims to fight back and now it’s like a revolt against the government. It’s also interesting how the death toll is rising and more and more people are fleeing but yet other countries are yet to get involved and fix this problem that has been ongoing since 2011. This problem probably …show more content…
It has affected more countries economically than others, such as: Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, and many more. They now have over 4 million syrians in their country and it increases every year. Jordan is getting hit hard with over 630,000 refugees in their country which is having a major impact on money in their country, According to “The Economic impact of Syrian refugees” the funding needed to enroll Syrian students while enrolling their own cost about 257 million dollars. The government has also spent about 168 million on basic health services for the refugees. Countries are really benefitting from the Syrian
The world is still facing Genocide even after that tragedy and really nothing is being done about it.
There are many groups of people that are apart of a genocide of some kind in the modern day. Syria has been an on-growing genocide and has turned into a war zone. Syrian genocide could have been prevented from the start but now it is too late. Every kind of genocide today could've been prevented. The Syrian Crisis have always been interesting to me and when the opportunity came to write about it, I took the chance. Syrian war is what is really interesting about this topic because the war is like a revolution that the President started. He didn’t expect for the Sunni muslims to fight back and now it’s like a revolt against the government. It’s also interesting how the death toll is rising and more and more people are fleeing but yet other countries are yet to get involved and fix this problem that has been ongoing since 2011. This problem probably …show more content…
It has affected more countries economically than others, such as: Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, and many more. They now have over 4 million syrians in their country and it increases every year. Jordan is getting hit hard with over 630,000 refugees in their country which is having a major impact on money in their country, According to “The Economic impact of Syrian refugees” the funding needed to enroll Syrian students while enrolling their own cost about 257 million dollars. The government has also spent about 168 million on basic health services for the refugees. Countries are really benefitting from the Syrian