In a broad review of genocide, what took place in Rwanda was largely ignored by the United Nations and the rest of the world. Discuss reasons for the genocide taking place and what was done to change life for Rwandans after the killings
What will be an ideal response?
Rwanda is an example of a failure of nations and the UN to respond and seem powerless to stop the killing of hundreds of thousands of people. When is enough enough? What is the magic number that is so offensive that the UN will actually empower its troops to intervene in a meaningful way? The path to this genocide came about through Belgian colonialism setting one group against another.
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According to the GTC, as ______ declines, the likelihood that someone will engage in future ________ increases.
a. Self-control; antisocial behavior b. Self-control; criminality c. Impulsivity; antisocial behavior d. Antisocial behavior; criminality
The courts have upheld the right of female corrections officers to pat down _____________.
A. only female incarcerated people B. only male incarcerated people C. male incarcerated people when a male officer is also present D. both male and female incarcerated people
Which of the following is not an "authorized emergency vehicle" in accordance with the Transportation Code?
a. police vehicles b. private vehicles operated by volunteer fire fighters while answering a fire alarm c. a vehicle operated by an employee of the blood bank transporting the daily supply of fresh blood to a local hospital under normal circumstances. d. the operator of a vehicle owned by an eye bank while making an emergency delivery of eye tissue to the airport. e. none of the above
All public servants have the following characteristics except:
a. paid from public purse. b. job security regardless of performance. c. special duties. d. held to higher standard.