Ho Chi Minh City

According to Moss (2009) Ho Chi Minh led the Vietnamese Minh Independence movement from 1941 onward, establishing the communist governed Democratic Republic of Vietnam in 1945 and defeating the French Union in 1954. Minh was thought to be a highly visible figurehead and inspiration for Vietnamese fighting to the death for his cause, a United Vietnam, until his death. The

civil rights group that grew out of the sit-in movement. In the spring of 1961, SNCC workers arrived in Albany, Georgia, to organize local African-Americans to fight against segregation there. Martin Luther King, Jr., was invited to the city to give a speech after more than five hundred demonstrators had been arrested. King joined the demonstration and was himself arrested. In January 1965, SCLC and SNCC set aside their differences over to launch a combined voter registration

nationalists would go on to play a huge role in Vietnam’s future— Ho Chi Minh. Ho Chi Minh later went on to Moscow to study the ideologies of Communism. During World War II, France had fallen to Germany’s forces. Because of Germany’s alliance to Japan, this allowed Japan to occupy Vietnam. At the same time, Ho Chi Minh had returned to Vietnam to force the Viet Minh or the League for the Independence of Vietnam as it was also called. The Viet Minh had seen many conflicts with Japanese forces. In 1945, Japan

9-713-419 REV: DECEMBER 2, 2013 Intel: Strategic Decisions in Locating a New Assembly and Test Plant (B) In February 2006, Intel announced it had selected the Saigon Hi-Tech Park (SHTP) in Ho Chi Minh City as the site for its next assembly test (AT) plant. Recalled Brian Krzanich, Intel general manager Assembly Test: “From the first day we got there, it was ‘What can we do for you?’ They really wanted us, and we saw that in the park’s general manager we had someone who could get things done.”

The cold war. Who gives a war that name? The cold war was given the name cold because there were really no hot wars, it was mostly a war based on economy, politics, and propaganda.(Hot wars are actual military confronts/battles) The only known direct military confronts were the Korean war, the Vietnam war, and the Cuban conflicts. It started right after World War II and it is considered to be the longest war to have ever happened since it lasted for about 45 years. The war was mostly between The

We recently done a project about globalisation and the topic is how globalisation affect in Vietnam . In this project we response to find and research different view and give out our opinion . During the process I’ve found that there are many difficult things to do and to understand , but there are also some that I can cope with. First is our project and process , we discussed and decided to focus on the question “Is globalization good for Vietnam” and following to these three question: What

military confrontation, in fear of creating an all-consuming nuclear war. Vietnam had been divided into two halves, and the seed of this war was the communists wanting to take over and have the two Vietnam’s become a communist country. Large attacks on cities had become a turning point, causing the militaries to take action. This war changed the lives of many Americans and Vietnamese forever. European Colonies in Asia European countries had wanted to dominate the world during the 15th and 16th centuries

More often than not though, cities do not promote physical activity, but instead promote sitting. Different ways of transportation are not the only negative impact urban environments have on the physical activity of its inhabitants, Urban environments are known for the number of jobs that are more stationary than rural environment jobs. Office jobs in urban environments are plentiful and often pay more than rural jobs that tend to be more physically involved. Due to this, many individuals since

but their power was short-lived due to the defeat of the war. Emperor Bao who was a French leader then took control of Indochina. The communist political leader named Ho Chi Minh decided it was time to take action and sent his army known as the Viet Minh to attack a northern city called Hanoi. Winning the battle in 1945 Ho Chi Minh became president, created Hanoi as capital and announced the Democratic Republic of Vietnam.

to lead them to their independence. Ho Chi Minh would eventually rise to be the first president of the Communist-ruled Democratic Republic of Vietnam. After being exiled from Vietnam for 30 years, he returned to his country to fulfill his purpose with the support of China and Russia behind him. In 1941 Minh founded the Viet Minh, a Communist party that would soon be a force to be reckoned with. Four years, later on August 25, 1945, Ho Chi Minh and the Viet Minh declared independence, resulting in