PART B: Which TWO phrases from the text best support the answers to Part A?A.“We have seen, too – and I want to say again – that genocide can occur anywhere. It is not an African phenomenon and must never be viewed as such.” ( Paragraph 15)B.“Events here show how urgent the work is. In the northwest part of your country, attacks by those responsible for the slaughter in 1994 continue today.” ( Paragraph 18)C.“The United States has provided assistance to Rwanda to settle the uprooted and restart its economy, but we must do more.” ( Paragraph 19)D.“As you pointed out, Rwanda was a single nation before the European powers met in Berlin to carve up Africa.” ( Paragraph 20)E.“I know that in the face of all you have endured, optimism cannot come easily to any of you. Yet I have just spoken, as I said, with several Rwandans who survived the atrocities, and just listening to them gave me reason for hope.” ( Paragraph 27)F.“And believe me, after over five years of dealing with these problems, I know it is not the division between Hutu and Tutsi, or Serb and Croatian and Muslim in Bosnia, or Arab and Jew, or Catholic and Protestant in Ireland, or black and white.” ( Paragraph 27)