The Tutsi and Hutu Originally Considered Themselves a Single Group

question 28

Multiple Choice

The Tutsi and Hutu originally considered themselves a single group of people differing primarily by occupation; however, the Belgium colonial administration began treating the pastoral Tutsi people as different and superior to the Hutu farmers. Eventually, these two groups of people began to see each other as different as well. This is an example of:

• A) ethnic division.
• B) apartheid.
• C) ethnogenesis.
• D) colonialism.
• E) ethnic making.

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