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Benefits from the Turco-egyptian rule included a trade with other countries and the introduction of Arabic culture and language.It lasted for about 60 years
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Britain colonized the Sudan in the late 1800s. During British rule, the country was split into a northern Muslim half, and a lower Christian half.
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The north and the south are ruled as two separate regions, because of their many cultural and religious differences.
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The war was between Sudanese government and the southern Sudan. It ended in the 1972.
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Britain split the north and the south in half, they put the government in place and they left.
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The Anya Nya were a group of rebels formed by Joseph Lagu
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oil was discovered in southern Sudan and it became an important factor of the conflict between north and south
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John Garang and others lead to formation of the SPLA
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The war took place in southern Sudan and was the longest war in the later 20th century. The war killed 1.9 million civilians in southern Sudan
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He took power in a military coup and took over Sudan
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A drought hit the southern Sudan causing famine.
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The tribes live in Darfur which is located in the western side of Sudan, they are being killed by Sudan.