Compare the Rwandan genocide and the Darfur genocide.(1 point) Responses Both genocides were perpetrated in part by the government in power and ended with those governments overthrown. Both genocides were perpetrated in part by the government in power and ended with those governments overthrown. Both genocides were perpetrated in part by the government in power, but only the Rwandan genocide ended with that same government overthrown. Both genocides were perpetrated in part by the government in power, but only the Rwandan genocide ended with that same government overthrown. Both genocides were perpetrated in part by the government in power, but only the Darfur genocide ended with that same government overthrown. Both genocides were perpetrated in part by the government in power, but only the Darfur genocide ended with that same government overthrown. Both genocides were perpetrated in part by the government in power and ended with those governments still in power.
The Rwandan genocide and the Darfur genocide both involved mass killings of a specific ethnic group by the government in power. However, the key difference between the two genocides is that the Rwandan genocide resulted in the overthrow of the government responsible for the genocide, while the government in Darfur remained in power despite its role in the genocide. The international community's response and intervention also differed in these two cases, with more action taken in response to the Rwandan genocide compared to the Darfur genocide.
