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    Communism In Vietnam

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    is an ideology originating in Europe. Then “by forcing the Viet Minh government to lead national resistance against colonialism, the French inadvertently helped the Communists acquire much-needed legitimacy.” However, after Vietnam’s invasion of Cambodia in 1978, 835,000 Vietnamese people were displaced and the image of people “perishing as sea and crowding camps in neighboring countries had a devastating impact on the legitimacy of the CPV regime at home and abroad.”…

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    Vietnam War Influence

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    as an anti-isolationist country. After Congress Passed the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution, Lyndon B. Johnson deployed American troops to Vietnam despite not declaring war. The U.S. would later go on to pass Operation Menu which was the bombing of Cambodia, Laos and North Vietnam to attack Viet Cong Troops. As a result, America received lots of criticism domestically. However, American involvement eventually came to an end after the Paris Peace Accords where the U.S. withdrew soldiers (Kennedy).…

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    Anytime we perform a service for a community, we hope that it provides the best outcomes for people and that the community actually wants our “help.” Volunteers need to follow the ideals of the community perspective: mutuality, reciprocity, humility, respect, and sustainability in order to understand the community’s needs and prevent unnecessary harm. If communication is clear and consistent, then the community should prosper from the service being done. If the service is international, students…

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    As americans we have many privileges and benefits, that we may not take advantage of or may take for granted. One of the biggest entitlements is the education we receive at school. Unfortunately, not every is as fortunate as us. “Education is a fundamental human right and essential for the exercise of all other human rights.” (Redman) Education makes a human a exceeding individual, and a better individual to help out the community. There has always been a lack of education in many of the…

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    purpose was to eliminate communism in Vietnam in a short period of time. That did not happen. Instead, it lasted almost 20 years, North Vietnam wins the war, American troops are withdrawn from Vietnam, Communism takes over South Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia, and South Vietnam is annexed by North Vietnam. These are all things that were the exact opposite of what was suppose to happen. So if asked if the Vietnam war was a success or a failure, I would say it was a success for North Vietnam and the…

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    the world have migrated to the US. The number of immigrants coming into the US continues to grow daily. I have experienced working with many different cultures throughout the years and during my clinical experience. One of my ex coworkers was from Cambodia. She was very quiet. She did not use eye contact when communicating with people and she had a very flat affect. I thought it was just her…

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    at-risk women (Neumann). The company ardently employs a triple bottom line mission statement of people, profit, and the planet (Neumann), generating increased sales and employing over 800 marginalized female designers globally and from as far away as Cambodia, India, and Africa. The company’s…

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    Gingham Research Paper

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    long been used to wrap statues following the death of a child. Japan is still one of the largest producers of gingham today. The fabric has been used for thousands of years by the Masai tribe in Africa. It forms part of their national dress, and in Cambodia, gingham is used for decorative clothing and practical…

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    more likely the chemotherapy drugs will kill the cells, which, in turn, shrinks the tumor (ChemoCare, n.d., Section: How this drug works, Paragraph 2) Ecstasy is an illicit drug that comes from a tree known as the mreah prew phnom, which comes from Cambodia and has no English translation. Pharmacological studies indicate that ecstasy (MDMA) creates stimulant and psychedelic effects by increasing the production of serotonin and dopamine. Scientists have also found evidence that MDMA may possess…

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    About 1,760 lbs (800 kg), (Length & Height) Height, 48 to 58 in (1.2 to 1.5 m), Length, 8 to 10 ft (2.5 to 3.2 m). Location: Across parts of Southeast Asia, including: Sumatra, Indonesia, the foothills of Bhutan and northeast India, southern China, Cambodia and Borneo. Habitat: The Sumatran rhino lives in a tropical forest, in both the lowlands and highlands. Sumatran rhinos are very well adapted to life in very tropical forests. They are primarily attracted to areas with plentiful food…

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