U.S. Losses in Vietnam What did the United States lose in Vietnam? During the visit in Vietnam the United States lost the support of friends and family at home in the United States, soldiers, and even resources. The conflicts and actions that occurred in Vietnam during the war affected the United States tremendously with the support that was given to our soldiers from family and friends from home. Because of the strategies and the actions that the U.S. soldiers conducted were inhuman in other words
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successfully navigated the trail and infiltrated into South Vietnam. The trail had a secondary purpose. To get troops, not just supplies into the south (Meissner). “By the end of the year about 1,800 men had infiltrated into South Vietnam by using the trail” (Ho 4). The Viet Cong used guerilla warfare during this war. They used tunnels under the trail to get around undetected, set booby traps and
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the Vietnamese, rights the Americans had fought for so vigorously a couple centuries before in the United States against the British (p.296) John during his interview stated he once supported his argument for against the war to his father by saying “Ho Chi Minh was a nationalist before he was a communist” (p.279). This statement
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rule as their own country. However, this point in history was in an extremely cautious state; the Red Scare was at its peak and the Cold War was all but getting better. Two political opponents arose in this new Vietnamese regime: the communist backed Ho Chi Minh of North Vietnam, and Southern Vietnam’s Ngo Dinh Diem, who had a more Republican view. Shortly after the Korean War, America saw another communist threat that could lead to the impression of Communism being able to easily rise across Asia
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History Starting in the 15th century, Europeans such as the Portuguese, Dutch, English and French started appearing in Vietnam. In 1787, French influence became dominant and in 1802, the French helped Vietnam became unified under Emperor Gialong. His successors prosecuted Christian missionaries and, in turn, the French took over. (Compton’s 319) Before the late 1800’s, Vietnam was an agricultural society where majority of the Vietnamese population lived in villages and farmed the land. The oldest
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1960's Diary Entry Aaron Cobb His-135 April 21st, 2013 Joseph Woodard 1960's Diary Entry Diary Entry #1 Today we have lost a legacy. Malcolm X was one of the greatest and most influential African Americans the world has ever known. He did so much to make us feel connected with our African American heritage. He would say the things we were thinking but were too afraid to say ourselves. He taught us to stand up for ourselves and our rights as black men. Who knew that a troubled young boy
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power, but in a sense, would this not lead them back into a state of normalcy? All in all, America learned not to try and predict outcomes, because in the end, we would probably be wrong. Upon achieving favorable circumstances following World War II, Ho Chi Minh revolutionized and secured his own authority in North Vietnam. Minh noted that complete independence throughout the whole country of Vietnam would not be attained easily. The French marched right back into the Vietnamese lives to reclaim the
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communism in southeast Asia. Vietnam is a long, narrow country located south of China and due west of the Philippine Islands. North Vietnam, which bordered communist China, became independent of French colonial rule in 1954. So did South Vietnam. Under Ho Chi Minh, North Vietnam became a communist country which aggressively tried to spread communism to the south. Australia first tried to prevent the spread of communism in South Vietnam by sending the Australian Army Training Team Vietnam in 1962, at
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MJC: To what extent were colonial policies the main reason for the lack of progress of pre-WWII nationalism in SEA? (I try to brainstorm on colonial policies and see what I can come up with first) Intro: Definitions: -Lack of progress: tangible vs intangible progress/ultimate aim of independence -colonial policies: direct/indirect rule, benign/brutal colonial masters which affects their policy stance -nationalism: a political and social movement aimed at creating a nation state based on collective
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I.INTRODUCTION II. THE SOURCES OF FINANCE Money is very important to the business. The sources of finance can get by many ways from Government aid, business owners, others way of borrowing and borrowing from the bank. With my company, the director can borrow £250000 from the bank or his acquaintances and he can maintain company by his money. When you take out a bank loan, you have complete control over what you do with the money. Paying back the loan also is responsibility, and failure to
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