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    Education in Vietnam and America Every country in the world has a lot of difference about the culture, food and education. For example, America and Vietnam are two distinctive countries with many difference. The culture, beliefs and practices of the people are different. However, as the world becomes more global, the people has adopted different customs, while at the same time maintain some of the elements of their own culture. There are several similarities and differences between America and Vietnam such as the education system, which includes technology, transportation, uniform, food services and teaching, technology. The first, an important similarity is the education. Both America and Vietnam are developing countries with advanced education.…

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    “What’s the difference between here—America—and Vietnam?” I received this question every time someone found out that I was born and raised in Vietnam. Before I came to America, I lived in a Communist country that controlled almost every aspect of your life. I had to go to a state approved school—which my family had to pay for—that propagated a lot of media that shows America as an evil country. I grew up in an environment where your future occupation is usually the occupation of your father or…

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    United States Vs. Vietnam

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    region. What do you know about America and about other countries? Do you know how different are they? The easiest example is the differences between the United States and Vietnam. The United States and Vietnam is different in many points, but the most significant differences are in the region, the size and the weather. First is the region where each nation is located. The United States of America is located in central of the North America between Canada and Mexico and the state of Alaska is in…

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    Have you ever thought what the differences are between Asia and America? Vietnam, which is the country in Asia, compared to United States, which located in America, are different in many aspects such as size, population, weather, economy and especially there is a gap between the public high school system in Vietnam and the system in the United States. The purpose of teaching everywhere is similar: to educate youth. However, there are many different aspects that make each of the systems special.…

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    from Black and White development. Since I lived in Vietnam for ten years, I understand the social differences between white and the minority. I’m now living in America for ten years;…

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    Vietnam War Propaganda

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    United States participated in many military conflicts including World War I, World War II, the Korean War, the Vietnam War, the Persian Gulf War, and several other smaller or unofficial engagements. The use of propaganda acts as a common thread that ties all these military actions together. Countries rely on propaganda during wartime for a variety of reasons. Among other things, propaganda can motivate soldiers to fight, instill a strong hatred for the enemy, or drum up support on the…

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    The Wages Of War Analysis

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    The aftermath of the Vietnam War brought attention to severe issues in multiple countries that the war had affected. America was largely impacted by the war, however, Vietnam and other countries nearby were affected the most drastically. “The Wages of War,” an essay by Michael H. Hunt, offers the most detailed perspective on the aftermath of the Vietnam War due to it explaining the effects of the war outside of the United States as well as inside, whereas while “Competing Memories,” by Arnold R.…

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    Where the Wind Leads is a memoir written by Vinh Chung. It tells the struggle of Vinh Chung and his family from communist oppression and their journey from Vietnam to America for a better life. The memoir is sentimental with belief and faith. The memoir tells about two different period journey of the Chung family. The first period describes about their life in Vietnam and their escape from Vietnam war. Once an emperor of the rice mill factory, the Chung had to fled Vietnam leaving everything…

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    Indochinese colonies. Lastly, the United States would get involved in Vietnam in an attempt to prop up the southern Republic of Vietnam against the communist Democratic Republic of Vietnam. The following will be a brief summary that compares and contrasts the French and American conflicts in Vietnam by looking at motives for the wars, how the territorial boundaries of the war were defined, differences in understanding of why the Vietnamese wanted independence, and if the French and Americans…

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    Vietnam Vs Us Analysis

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    years old, I went to America for the first time in my entire life. It was one of those moments where you get butterflies in your stomach, as if you were crazy in love with someone. The difference between Vietnam and the United States, was that the doubt that they will agree with bad grades. Difference between Vietnam and the United States, was that in Vietnam, it was a lot more stricter there than here in the United States. Although Vietnam is very poor and is not very famous for traveling…

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