General Vang Process

The way we conducted are research was from various sources. We got most of our books from a field trip our school took to the University of Washington. This soon led us to many endless nights of trying to better emphasize our thesis, until we realized the main purpose

Use appropriate and scholarly sources in order to complete this assignment successfully, such as peer-reviewed literature and web sources that have .edu, .gov, and .org domain addresses. Wikipedia, and most .com sources are not considered to be of sufficient scholarly rigor.

What information from this source would be most useful to include in your informative/explanatory article?

What information from this source would be most useful to include in your informative/explanatory article? How the search went, provide details, and references about the whole case.

•What sources did you use most in your reading? How did you find these sources?

My first step to research was to search various search engines to find scholarly journals or other types of secondary sources that were credible and available

Please provide a reference here for the research article used for this question, using an online referencing format (3 marks):

Research must be based on good academic sources and I plan on using The Devry Library, The Ebesco Search, as

The hard part about this assignment was finding reliable and credible sources that I can use effectively. I originally picked the first two I could

Our research is based on much information accessed by the Internet, news journals, books, television

To begin my research, I formed some critical guiding questions. My first was based off

The history of recent years in the Indochina conflict has been an eventful one. It will exhibit to the eyes of the future student some of the most remarkable instances of a ruthlessness and indifference to common humanity. Moreover, it will, I believe, demonstrate that North Vietnam has, for a long time, steadily pursued a communist regime which was deliberately designed to produce a subjugation of other countries by the threat of communism.

I have located three strong sources in the Calhoun Library and several others from the internet that I feel will be helpful. I have formulated a thesis

Located in Southeast Asia between Thailand and Vietnam, Cambodia was home to one of the bloodiest political regimes to exist in the 20th century. In a country, in which American government reports in 1959 documented, was full of “ ‘docile and passive people…[who] could not be counted on to act in any positive way for the benefit of US aims and policies’”, the United States conflict in neighboring Vietnam brought about incredible changes to an unsuspecting people (qted. in Dunlop 70). The countryside was bombed by the United States in order to uproot suspected North Vietnamese holdouts and supply routes starting in 1969. These bombing raids, which devastated

I have used scholarly journals and articles from credible authors, writers, and speakers. All of my sources are beneficial to this topic.