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Answer
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Charles Taylor was a descendant of this group of people
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American Slaves
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Liberian president who gained power in a 1980 coup and who Taylor worked for
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Samuel K. Doe
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Taylor fled to this country for militia training after being accused by the above
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Libya
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Leader of the above country who supported Taylor's later uprisings
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Muammar Gaddafi
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Taylor later travelled to Ivory Coast, where he founded this organization
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NPFL
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Taylor led an uprising in 1989 with the above organization, starting this conflict
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First Liberian Civil War
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Type of war fought by Taylor's army, as opposed to conventional warfare
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Guerrilla Warfare
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Taylor's regional ambitions sparked a war in this neighboring country
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Sierra Leone
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Rebel group in the above country that Taylor secretly sponsored
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RUF
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Year in which an election was held and Taylor became president
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1997
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Taylor was believed to engage in arms trade for this commodity
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Blood Diamonds
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Notorious Russian arms dealer whom Taylor allegedly traded with
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Viktor Bout
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Taylor was believed to aid in committing this type of torture against civilians
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Amputation / Mutilation
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Taylor was believed to aid in recruiting these military personnel
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Child Soldiers
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Taylor was believed to have stolen $100 million as part of this crime
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Embezzlement
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Taylor attempted to murder this warlord during the Monrovia clashes of 1998
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Roosevelt Johnson
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Rebel group that rose against Taylor in Northern Liberia in 1999
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LURD
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The above was believed to have been backed by this neighboring country
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Guinea
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Rebel group that rose against Taylor in Southern Liberia in 2003
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MODEL
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The above was believed to have been backed by this neighboring country
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Ivory Coast
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The two mentioned rebel groups constituted this war against Taylor
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Second Liberian Civil War
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Taylor agreed to be exiled to this country under U.S. threat in 2003
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Nigeria
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Liberian president who asked for Taylor's extradition in 2006
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Ellen Johnson Sirleaf
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Taylor was sent to this city on trial before the International Criminal Court
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The Hague
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In 2013, Taylor was sentenced to fifty years in custody in this country
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United Kingdom
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