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    him. “ I got the conch,”said Piggy indignantly.”You let me speak!” “The conch doesn't count on top of the mountain,”said Jack,”so you shut up.”(page 37). Slowly this showed how jack was. He caused damage to the people who were against him. In the Vietnam War, France…

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    resistance against the Vietnam War in the public’s eye. The Soldiers and What They had to Endure: There is no single Vietnam experience among veterans of the war. I will try to give a small glimpse of what life could’ve been for you in Vietnam as a grunt. Remember, that is a person who is in the infantry. These people were generally in the thick of things and took the brunt of casualties. It is important to understand that there were many other military positions in Vietnam besides being a…

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    Teacher Told Me, by James Loewen, many different important points are made about how the history textbook industry is corrupt, telling lies, or not telling the whole truth to the young readers. This should be very evident to most people, since textbooks spanning from elementary to high school often tell different pieces of information, and sometimes, complete opposite of those pieces of information. For years, history textbooks have been corrupted by the economically elite, and “teach” children…

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    We all want to live a long life and many do whatever they can to prolong their lives as much as possible. However, there are costs for longevity: Alzheimer 's, physical health problems, and financial restrictions to name just a few. The list goes on. To me, what has become one of the toughest results is losing others. Whether it be friend, family, or just an acquaintance, it 's never easy. Today is the birthday of one of my best friends, Dan Watson. Dan was a good husband, an Air Force vet, and…

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    Nike” by Johan Norberg speaks about how the shoe company “Nike” effected Vietnam. It describes how the Nike factories use poor countries like Vietnam to gain maximum profit by paying poor wage to workers in return. In addition, they provided workers air conditioned buildings, meal plan opportunities, and insurance in case of any health problems. Norberg argues about how the company Nike isn’t exploiting the worker in Vietnam. In fact, he interviewed workers in the factory and they seem to be…

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    Therefore, a conflict in one section of the world can create an international security issue that impacts the entire international system. The South China Sea debacle has been rife with conflict for not only the claimants involved. China, Taiwan, Vietnam, Malaysia, Brunei, and the Philippines are all tangled up in a dispute of territorial and jurisdictional claims over a vital and influential expanse of sea. Cooperation has been attempted, but a resolution has yet to be found. The South China…

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    get a better profit in Vietnam, the pricing strategy that will be used to market portable home theater glasses is price skimming strategy. Since our product categorized as a new product, we want to set a relatively high price for our product to make the people in Vietnam will have a good perception towards our product’s quality. In addition, when there are some competitors that will enter the Vietnamese market with the same product but having a lower price, the people in Vietnam will possibly…

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    try to be observant and listen to others’ opinions while not wavering in my own beliefs. Another important aspect of Vietnamese culture I have learned is the importance of taking care of one’s family and community. For example, traditionally, in Vietnam, a son or daughter would never send his or her elderly parents to a nursing home. Rather, the youngest son or daughter would care for them until they pass. In America’s largely individualistic society, such traditions become even more valuable…

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    Indochina (the modern world knows this region as Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia). Since French colonialism speculation against the French had increased in Indochina, and many natives struggled for independence. The struggle had started when the separated Vietnam into 3 separate regions, Annam, Tonkin and Cochinchina causing grief for the Vietnamese. Although, the French had provided the Vietnamese with education and leadership, the French took advantage of Vietnam by exploiting their resources of…

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    himself, but not the family as a whole, in which lighting a candle for the dead would serve as his role. As a result Lam states “I myself can 't remember the last time I lit incense sticks and talked to my dead ancestors. Having fled so far from Vietnam, I can no longer imagine what to say, or how I should address my prayers, or for that matter what promises I could possibly make to the long departed” (Lam). Lam’s statement infers why he can no longer light an incense to the dead, as this gives…

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