Question

Twentieth-century mass killings in Yugoslavia and Cambodia
were different in that:
A. the international community was more involved in
stopping atrocities in Yugoslavia.
B. no leaders who called for ethnic cleansing and
genocide in Yugoslavia were prosecuted.
c. the legacy of European colonialism was largely
responsible for the atrocities in Yugoslavia.
D. widespread violence in Yugoslavia was mostly
motivated by ethnic and religious hatred.

Answer 1

The difference in the twentieth-century mass killings in the nations of Cambodia and Yugoslavia were different because D. widespread violence in Yugoslavia was mostly motivated by ethnic and religious hatred.

What was different about Yugoslavia and Cambodia?

The mass killings in Cambodia were mostly as a result of a political party, the Communist Khmer Rouge, killing hundreds of thousands in order to maintain control over the nation.

This was different from mass killings in Yugoslavia which was fueled by hatred of other ethnic groups by the Serbians who were mostly Christians and so against the Muslim Bosnians.

In conclusion, option D is correct.

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