History of Vietnam

DOING BUSINESS IN VIETNAM Prepared for Business Communications Oklahoma City Community College Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Prepared by
Loan Le May 15, 2015 INTRODUCTION: ABOUT VIETNAM AND ITS CULTURE As A&B Accounting Services is looking to expand our offices to foreign markets and governments such as Vietnam, I compiled a report to help our executives’ awareness on the social and business etiquette that should be practiced and known to ensure we can grow our company

As a citizen of Vietnam, I know that some past events shaped our country. Vietnam has a long history with China and France. It is found that there are four countries play very important parts in our history. There are China, France, Japan and the United States respectively. In this essay, the impact on the past events, which shaped the today Vietnam and interactions between Vietnam and the countries mentioned above will be discussed. The relationship between my country, Vietnam and China changed

http://www.scribd.com/doc/28238272/Vietnam-War-DBQ#scribd Throughout the 1960s and 1970s Americans became uneasy not only about the troubled position of the United States in world affairs, but also about the disorder wrought at home byforeign entanglements. Vietnam, either because of the searing war experience itself or because of the lessons Americans later drew from the experience, drastically altered society during the1960s and 1970s. The belief in the right to influence the internal affairs

November 1 1955. The war was fought between North and South Vietnam. North Vietnam was supported by China, Soviet Union, and other communist allies. While South Vietnam was being supported by the United States,Philippians, and many other anti communist allies. The war was against the spread of communism. Over 58,000 deaths of Americans were reported. The last troops were evacuated by March 29th 1973. It was the longest war recorded in US history. The Vietnamese memorial was started by a man named

The Vietnam War The start of the Vietnam War lead to a painful battle between North and South Vietnam and its ally the United States of America. “During the entire Vietnam war the U.S. dropped 8 million tons of bombs. That’s four times the tonnage dropped in all of world war II” (“The Vietnam War”). The battle started in the year 1954 just after Chi Ho Minh and his communist party took over in North Vietnam (Vietnam War History). America decided to get involved because they were worried that communism

Vietnam War Location: Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia Date: November 1, 1955-April 30, 1975 Background: The Vietnam war was a long conflict in Southeastern Asia, starting after World War II, ending in 1975. After losing the war, Japan seceded from the country in 1945, leaving the french with the urge of wanting to regain its long forgotten land. In addition, when China turned to communism in 1949, the communist views became a large influence in Vietnamese society. President Harry Truman was blamed for

The Vietnam War started in 1945, resulting in almost 60,000 American deaths and nearly two million Vietnamese deaths, according to Mintze. Years after combat countless Vietnam veterans suffer from posttraumatic stress disorder in every aspect of their lives (Price). Posttraumatic stress disorder is an illness that can happen to anyone who has gone through a horrifying experience. It has been documented in all forms of literature and films the brutality of the war and the side effects it came with

Modern History Background: The Vietnam War began, because of Indochina (Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia) being conquered by the Japanese, in 1941. This led to the creation of the Vietnamese nationalist movement, formed by Ho Chi Minh to resist the Japanese. The Vietnamese national movement also known as the Vietminh, was a communist front organization. To stop the spread of communism through Asia, the United States intervened. The war lasted for 19-20 years, and involved countries such as South Vietnam

Newell Period 3 13 November 2015 Vietnam War’s Legacy Although the Vietnam War was supported by a small number of Americans, it was the first war in American history that was not supported by the majority of Americans, for good reason. The Vietnam War had imperfect goals from the beginning. The execution of the war was flawed as well. The Vietnam War damaged America’s reputation, as it was the first war that America had not emerged from victorious. The Vietnam War also caused a shift in the way

'History, despite its wrenching pain, cannot be unlived, but if faced with courage, need not be lived again', Maya Angelou. The Vietnam War was a military disaster for the US, yet 20 years later they invaded Afghanistan. By failing to acknowledge key errors of this conflict, US withdrawal in Afghanistan was arguably inevitable. In 'In Defence of History', Richard Evans explores the extent to which history should be used to influence current decisions, a perspective that has engaged me. Clearly, history