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A group called the Muslim Brotherhood started in Egypt.

Hassan al-Banna
Hassan al-Banna

A teacher named Hassan al-Banna began it. He wanted to help his people.

The group built many things. They made schools and hospitals.

Jawwalah of Muslim Brotherhood 1940s
Jawwalah of Muslim Brotherhood 1940s

They also helped people learn.

Later, the group joined politics. They wanted to change how Egypt was run. They also wanted the British to leave.

In 2012, a man named Mohamed Morsi was elected. He became the leader of Egypt.

Secretary Kerry Meets With Egyptian President Morsy in Addis Ababa (2)
Secretary Kerry Meets With Egyptian President Morsy in Addis Ababa (2)

Things changed again after that. The group lost power in Egypt. Many lands now call the group a bad group.

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