Joining the war | Branwashing | Males and female child soldiers | COuntries with child soldiers | Adult Soldiers vs. Child soldiers |
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Child soldiers either volunteer or are kidnapped into being in the war
True
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Drugs are not a type of brainwashing technique commanders use on child soldiers
False
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Only males can be child soldiers
False
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Child soldiers are only found in Uganda
False
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Child soldiers are easier to maintain than adult soldiers
True
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Parent's volunteer their own child into the war
True
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Child soldiers are not brainwashed in any kind of way
False
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Both males and females can be child soldiers
True
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Most child soldiers are found to be in Africa
True
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Adult soldiers are easier to train than child soldiers
False
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Revenge is not one reason why children volunteer to become child soldiers
False
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The commander makes child soldiers believe they are doing what is right
True
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Some child soldiers have been found to be under the age of 10
True
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Child soldiers can be found everywhere in the world
False
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Child soldiers are more aggressive than adult soldiers
True
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In hopes of getting a better education, Children become child soldiers to meet other children to teach them
False
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Child soldiers are tortured and beaten into they do what the commander wants them to do
True
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Females are abused more than male child soldiers
True
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Schooling is more available to child soldiers because they are part of the country's war
False
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Child Soldiers are preferred rather than Adult soldiers in countries like Uganda
True
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Child soldiers are often recruited into the armed groups and taken to rebel army camps
True
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Child soldiers fear for their life if they try to escape therefore they stay in the war
True
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Child Soldiers are anyone between the ages of 14 and 18 or younger who are part of an armed forces group
True
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The places with more child soldiers have a worse economy that the places with little to no child soldiers
True
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There are equally as many Adult soldiers as there are child soldiers
False
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