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    Ma And Chou Analysis

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    presence Ma and Pa help Loung and Chou survive. Ma and Pa help Chou survive by sacrificing themselves to the Khmer Rouge in order for her to live. For example, in the preface it talks about how Pa was taken away. Ma and Pa help Loung survive by sacrificing themselves for her. It talks about this in the preface. Ma and Pa help the girls survive by sacrificing themselves to the Khmer Rouge. This shows how Ma and Pa helped Chou and Loung, by being a source of comfort, helping them persevere,…

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    Cambodian Genocide was considered in the despotic characteristics group. Cambodian Genocide caused many events to happen to make the people in Cambodia have fear with them no matter where one would travel to. The leader, Pol Pot had a goal to purify the city and make it a communist society. Pol Pot used a variety of strategies to achieve his goal. Pol Pot decided that he wanted Cambodia to start over. What that meant to Pol Pot was to make everything alike and to go his way. Pol Pot banned…

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    While the campaigns in Cambodia were immensely successful for the United States’ effort in the Vietnam War, it resulted in huge controversy and detrimental losses for the indigenous people. Bombings that would later escalate into an invasion served to destroy enemy sanctuaries hiding in Cambodia. In the tedious and fruitless conflict, Nixon described the invasion as “the most successful military operation of the entire Vietnam War" (qtd. In History.com Staff). Using the domino theory to justify…

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    the Khmere Rouge. Loung’s father helped the family escape the city and ordered them what to do, while, Kim, Meng, and Khoy sacrificed to bring food back to the family. Loung and Chou stuck together through the rough times in the children work camp, whereas the mother stuck with Geak to help her survive. On April 17, 1975, Loung’s father and mother told the children to pack important belongings with them such as food, clothes, pots, pans, towels, soap, and much more. The Khmer Rouge wanted…

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    around him. She loved his icy blue eyes and his golden hair. The next day, Jonathan asked if he could ask her about Cambodia over lunch that day, and she said yes and they talked. Then later on, they were having lunch, when this other higher ranked Khmer named Pok Simo (Which Sundara absolutely hated) saw her with Jonathan and told his parents which later told her Aunt Soka. Who dislikes her hanging out with boys, especially American boys. So Soka and Sundara got into an argument and Soka made…

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    Outcry Against Injustice The world is a mess of brokenness, evil and injustice, but it would never understand what true evil is if it did not see its own failure at perfection. The injustices that follow may be overlooked many times for things that are perhaps more important, but if people tried to fix what they could, then the world will, in small steps, become a better place. People make this world what it is without realizing that they will be the ones who have to live in it. Live for what is…

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    Song Analysis for First They Killed my Father In Phnom Penh a little girl named Loung and her family had to leave everything behind because of the Khmer Rouge soldiers. Loung Ung wrote a book of her life in Cambodia and three themes for the book are confusion, pain, and hope. This book is called First They Killed My Father and the song I chose that goes with the book is called Gone too soon by Daughtry. For the song I choose three parts from the book. The parts include when Loung had memories…

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    Introduction Nazi Germany was a place full of racism, and hate with the German people starving and looking for someone to blame for them losing the Great War (Kramer). Many may believe that racism has ended, but unfortunately it still exists. Along with genocide which seems to be forgotten over the years. However, there are genocides still taking place in our world today (United to End Genocide). The Jewish Holocaust was started due to racism and hatred even though Judaism is a religion leading…

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    Cruel behavior is everywhere and it can’t be stopped. In the book On Monsters the section “Inhuman” the Khmer Rouge held prisoners of Angkar. An example is Ladin, the ten years old girl who was taken away from both of her parents by the Khmer Rouge. That’s a cruel behavior because taking away a child from his or her parent is an act of torture. In the book On Monsters the section “Inhuman” it talks about Stanley Milgram, who…

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    Pro Vietnam War Essay

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    These papers proved that the government was hiding information from the citizens and many people thought that the government couldn’t be trusted. While the anti-Vietnam groups were influential there was also pro-Vietnam War groups. The pro-Vietnam War communities played a major role in the development and the US withdrawal from the Vietnam War. The pro-Vietnam War groups were in support of the war and thought that it was necessary for the US to intervene in order to stop the spread of communism.…

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