Question

this shows a headline from the new york times about genocide. massacre by turks in caucasus towns armenians led out into the streets and shot or drowned —old friends not spared. what conclusion can be drawn based on the headline? the international community was aware of what was going on but was unable to stop it. there was disillusionment because this massacre occurred following the holocaust. armenians were targeted because they were muslim and the turks were christians. in this case, the government was not supportive of the actions of the perpetrators.

Explanation:

The headline "MASSACRE BY TURKS IN CAUCASUS TOWNS" and description of Armenians being led out and shot or drowned implies the international community was aware but couldn't stop it. The Holocaust - related disillusionment isn't indicated. Armenians are Christian, not Muslim. And there's no indication of government non - support.

Answer:

The international community was aware of what was going on but was unable to stop it.