Sudan Civil War

Which religion was the government from the north of Sudan forcing people in the south of Sudan to follow?

• Judaism

• Christianity

• Islam

• Native Religions

Which of the following is the best definition of a civil war?

• A conflict between two countries

• A conflict between family memebers

• A conflict between different groups in a country

• A conflict between many areas around the world

What was the span of years that Sudan saw peace?

• 1991-2001

• 1977-1985

• 1972-1983

• none of these

What happened in 1991 that forced the Lost Boys to flee again?

• The fighting came to Ethiopia

• They had to cross the Gilo River

• There were crocodiles

• Sudan split in two

In 2006 something caused a big crisis in Southern Sudan. What was it?

• The rebels attacked again

• Half a million people started going back to their villages

• There was little food or water in Southern Sudan

• 500,000 people were going back to villages where there were few resources left

The GIST of the article "Time Trip: Sudan's Civil War" is...

• Sudan is still in a Civil War

• Sudan has split into two countries: North and South

• Sudan has had a very violent history that continued for many years and affected many people

• There is a time machine that can take you back to 1983 to see the war.

What is a reason that South Sudan went independent from Sudan in 2011?

• failure of the Sudan government to protect the rights of non-Muslims

• decision to impose Christianity as the national religion of Sudan

• dominance of Arabic-speaking Muslims in the southern part of Sudan

• tensions between north and south over the country’s gold deposits

What was the main cause of the Second Sudanese Civil War?

• Religious differences

• Oil resources

• Ethnic tensions

• Colonial legacy

Which agreement ended the Second Sudanese Civil War?

• Comprehensive Peace Agreement

• Nairobi Peace Accord

• Khartoum Declaration

• Addis Ababa Agreement

Who was the leader of the Sudan People's Liberation Army (SPLA) during the civil war?

• Omar al-Bashir

• Salva Kiir

• John Garang

• Riek Machar