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Mind Map by Julieta Mercado Camposllera, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Julieta Mercado Camposllera
over 6 years ago
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Syrian Conflict
- Problem
- Causes
- Lack of freedom and the economy in Syria. Islamist movements were also strongly
opposed to the Assads' rule. Some religious leaders outside Syria then called for a Sunni
uprising against the minorities The jailing on March 6, 2011 of some children who painted
anti-regime graffiti. Some were killed in detention, and this led to public protests which
spread around the country Bashar's father, Hafez al-Assad, attacked Muslim Brotherhood
in Hama, which killed 40,000 people. Minority religious groups tend to support the Assad
government, while the overwhelming majority of opposition fighters are Sunni Muslims.
- Lack of freedom and the economy in Syria. Islamist movements were also strongly
opposed to the Assads' rule. Some religious leaders outside Syria then called for a Sunni
uprising against the minorities The jailing on March 6, 2011 of some children who painted
anti-regime graffiti. Some were killed in detention, and this led to public protests which
spread around the country Bashar's father, Hafez al-Assad, attacked Muslim Brotherhood
in Hama, which killed 40,000 people. Minority religious groups tend to support the Assad
government, while the overwhelming majority of opposition fighters are Sunni Muslims.
- Consequences
- As a consequence most of the population, especially children and
teenagers suffer from “toxic stress” and are traumatized by the
constant bombing attacks. Because of the violence, children are
also skipping school since they are afraid of the violence and later
suffer from panic attacks worrying about their future and thinking
about the consequences of not attending school. The number of
suicides is increasing. Lots of people are dying.
- As a consequence most of the population, especially children and
teenagers suffer from “toxic stress” and are traumatized by the
constant bombing attacks. Because of the violence, children are
also skipping school since they are afraid of the violence and later
suffer from panic attacks worrying about their future and thinking
about the consequences of not attending school. The number of
suicides is increasing. Lots of people are dying.
- Instability has made it to the top in Syria. The Civil War that has
been going on for 6 years (2011) has led the people to look for
safe ways to educate the children or to help the country by
sacrificing their lives. In the last 2 years, the children have been
the greatest victims of this war, leaving them with extremely
unhealthy traumas and more dead bodies that they can and
should count. What is to be left of Syria will be up to the
government and the rebellious forces to decide.
- Causes
- Actors
- Saudi Arabia since they are
Sunni-ruled country thinks that
Bashar al-Assad should not be
part of the solution to the
country
- The Free Syrian Army (FSA): The militias is a
combination of local area tribal groups, deserters
from the military, and a large amount of Jihadists
with anti-government beliefs. ISIL or ISIS
- Lebanon is where the
Hezbollah presence
stands.
- Russia works as one of the most important
backers of the Syrian President Bashar al-Assad
- The US accused the Syrian
President of the widespread of
the atrocities and the US supports
the National Coalition, the main
opponent of the actual Syrian
regime.
- The US accused the Syrian
President of the widespread of
the atrocities and the US supports
the National Coalition, the main
opponent of the actual Syrian
regime.
- Russia works as one of the most important
backers of the Syrian President Bashar al-Assad
- Lebanon is where the
Hezbollah presence
stands.
- The Free Syrian Army (FSA): The militias is a
combination of local area tribal groups, deserters
from the military, and a large amount of Jihadists
with anti-government beliefs. ISIL or ISIS
- Saudi Arabia since they are
Sunni-ruled country thinks that
Bashar al-Assad should not be
part of the solution to the
country
- Localization
- Syria
- Syria
- Possible solution
- Build an underground city so everyone is
protected from the bombs, no guns allowed. It
can be done by connecting the new tunnels and
chambers with the already existing
underground schools, applying electric light like
they do in mines and in with that also
protecting them from the scorching sun of the
middle east.
- Build an underground city so everyone is
protected from the bombs, no guns allowed. It
can be done by connecting the new tunnels and
chambers with the already existing
underground schools, applying electric light like
they do in mines and in with that also
protecting them from the scorching sun of the
middle east.
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