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Modern Genocide uses definitive expertise and sensitivity to provide students with an eye-opening look at 10 . A full collection of primary and secondary sources inspires important discussions of contemporary human and civil rights issues: memoirs, narratives, domestic and international legal documents, and other firsthand accounts of the impact of genocide on individuals and societies.

Primary and Secondary Sources. More than 300 primary sources including memoirs, narrative, domestic and international legal documents and TOPIC CENTERS other first-hand accounts depicting the impact Herero Genocide: 1904–1907 of genocide on both individuals and societies. : 1915–1923 Holocaust: 1933–1945 Framework. Employs the widely accepted “eight : 1975–1979 stages of genocide” framework to help educators Genocide: 1975–1999 provide context for teaching students. : 1981–1983 Critical Thinking Curriculum. Scaffolded activities Kurdish Genocide: 1986–1989 built around central inquiry questions and reinforced : 1992–1995 with graphic organizers and media-rich source : 1994 material to help students build critical thinking skills. : 2003–Present

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