Read the claim. The United Nations had a duty to intervene during the early days of Rwanda’s civil war to help prevent genocide. Which detail provides the best supporting evidence for the claim?
Answer
A
Rwanda is a landlocked country in central Africa that borders Uganda, Tanzania, Burundi, and the DRC.
B
During World War II, the government of Nazi Germany committed genocide, killing millions of people.
C
The term genocide was established by Polish lawyer Raphäel Lemkin in a book about occupied Europe.
D
Member nations were reluctant to send more troops to Rwanda, even as the number of deaths increased.
Explanation
The claim is about the United Nations having a duty to help prevent genocide in Rwanda. The detail that member nations were reluctant to send more troops even as deaths increased shows that the UN had an opportunity to intervene but did not provide more help. The other choices give background information about Rwanda or genocide without showing what the UN did.
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