Both Chanrithy Him and Savuth Penn were born in Cambodia. Their peaceful lives were shattered when the Khmer Rouge overtook the government. Genocides were committed and family members were lost.
Both Chanrithy Him and Savuth Penn were still children at that time.
Chanrithy wrote, When Broken Glass Floats, a memoir that narrates what happened in her life during those tumultuous times.
Savuth Penn also wrote his experience in a book entitled "<span>Children of Cambodia’s Killing Fields."</span>
Answer:
It is similar to the Continental Congress which forged unity among the colonies.
Explanation:
The Iroquois people were brave warriors who had once clashed for and against their neighbors. They contested over land and battled over blood feuds. When one individual was wronged in a group, the whole group reacted strongly and stormed violence against the offending tribe. federalist ideas were presented to the colonist by the Iroquois people that compelled the diverse tribes into unity in the same way diverse colonists forged unity against the colonial masters.
The lifting of the ANC ban to the apartheid regime implied that the end of the segregation era was over. the president announced that the party which had been banned for thirty years, along side others had been lifted. He also announced the release of a dozen freedom fighters and the comuting or termination of death sentences.
Yep they disagreed about wether or not slavery should be legal
