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Blood Diamonds By: Chanelle & Cat

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Blood Diamonds

By: Chanelle & Cat

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Why The Diamonds are a Problem

•Rebels sell these diamonds

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Money goes to purchasing arms or military actions

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Produced through blood of men, women, and children

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Blood diamonds are stolen during shipment or seized

by attacking mining operations

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Often the main source of funding for the rebels

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Dishonest diamond traders make their actions

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Big amounts of money are at stake

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Bribes, threats, torture, and murder are modes of operation

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Facts

• Rebels sell them

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Money is used to purchase arms or military actions

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Produced through forced labor

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Timbuktu: Center of Learning and Trade

• a city in Mali

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founded my nomads in the 12th century

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located about 8 miles away from Niger river

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rapidly became major trading depot for caravans of Sahara desert

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14th century -the legend of Timbuktu spread

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rich cultural center.

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Ghana

• Has no exact date, was established in the beginning of of the first millennium A.D

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not geographically, ethnically, or in any way shape or form related to modern Ghana

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semi-divine status (dinga cisse)

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Ancient Civilization Leader

• Osei tu tu

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4th ruler in asante

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Succeeding obiri yeoba

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Merged many states into asante union

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Osei tu tu killed in a war against the anyem in 1717