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    Colonialism is the establishment of a country in another territory often through domination politically and culturally. This act generally occurs with a dominant, superior power and a smaller, lower-ranking area. However, in some cases, the lesser country will not easily allow such colonization to take place. A great example would be the Algerian’s fight for decolonization against the French. This occurrence was examined thoroughly through a film called The Battle of Algiers, which allowed the…

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    The Indochina war was soon over after the Viet Minh had defeated the French. After the French was defeated, Vietnam was split into two nations, South Vietnam and North Vietnam. The battle made the French military weak, which made recovering take a long time. Even though the First Indochina War ended…

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    Tuyet had an unexpected fortune to her future when she was brought up in a Vietnamese orphanage and rescued from the invading North Vietnamese army, she has been adopted by a loving family in Canada, Brantford. Tuyet feels touched and delighted with the respect that she receives, but at last as she is uncomfortable to a new language and unfamiliar customs. With having an injured left leg caused by polio Tuyet can no help that she is unable to walk without pain. As she has maniful operations for…

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    United States found itself fighting a battle of ideologies against its former ally, the communist totalitarian Soviet Union; state-controlled Soviet communism clashed with both American free market capitalism and representative democracy. When Ho Chi Minh and the communist Vietminh defeated the French army in Vietnam in 1954, Americans believed that the Vietminh were offshoots of monolithic Soviet communism, which is the idea that all communist countries were controlled by the Soviet Union.…

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    Fashion In The 1970s

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    America’s 1970s, the decade nickname as the ‘Me’ Decade. It was a time to show your individual choice of outfit and color combination, expressing you and/or how you feel. And the viewer would also see the meaning and chooses the same style of outfit or oppose it. During this time, certain events like the Vietnam War, the protests for a group rights, and the uprising desire for a fitting ideal figure is an example that changed the way fashion represent its opinion in punk and glam look, the…

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    two bodies who argued the sanity of the other. Televisions and radios covered every inch of the war, from our soldiers to their families at home. Overseas our troops fought alongside Democratic South Vietnam to not only protect Vietnam from Ho Chi Minh and the growing communist threat, but to also put an end to the spread of communism throughout Southeast Asia, as or postulated by the domino theory. The sixties and the seventies were a time of change, especially in the United States. Racial…

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    outside counties. The Soviet Union and China the biggest communist powers at the time backed the North Vietnam. In the beginning of the war under Stalin’s regime there was not much support from the Soviet side. Though soviets did consider the Viet Minh as the official leaders of Vietnam their overall support was not big. There were several reasons why Stalin did this. One reason was because Stalin did not want to get on bad terms with the west especially the United States. He was afraid that if…

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    As conflicts arose internally in Vietnam, the country was eventually split by the 17th parallel dividing Vietnam into two political sides. (Jacobs, 7) While on one hand, North Vietnam favored a Communist government led by the Ho Chi Minh, on the other hand, South Vietnam favored a democracy and was led by Ngo Dinh Diem. Consequently, Washington, with the fear of communism following the domino effect intervened in Vietnam’s affair to prevent the influence of communism on countries such as Lao,…

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    Throughout the United States, the Vietnam War is well known. It was a bloody battle that stretched for around twenty years and affected the lives of many people, either directly or through their relatives who either fought in or simply lived through the time of the Vietnam war. The war, as its title would suggest, took place in Vietnam, between North (communist) Vietnam, and South (noncommunist) Vietnam, which was supported by the United States. It was a long and complicated war that strongly…

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    When rules and regulations are broken, it leads to disastrous events. In the story The Lord Of The Flies, throughout the whole story it demonstrates how their society was destroyed. For example, rule breaking was one of them. One act that was shown in the story was when Jack and the choirboys let the fire go out and Ralph called a meeting with the conch, which symbolized order. They started arguing of the how that occurred and Piggy took the conch to talk but jack kept interrupting him. “ I got…

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