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    Hmong people and for other different ethnic groups in the southeast Asian countries. When America came to preclude the war from going further, the U.S military suffered many casualties and injuries, they were aided by the Hmong army made by the General Vang

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    other different ethnic groups in the southeast Asian countries (Lindsay(2017)). When America came to preclude the war from going further, the U.S military suffered many casualties and injuries, they were aided by the Hmong army created by the General Vang Pao (Martin(2011)). But there were countless casualties, especially in the Hmong population, therefore one-third of the population perished in the involvement in the war(Martin(2011)). The Hmong plotted an insurgency, but it was very risky and they could

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    Fresno County is one of the most populated and diverse counties in California having more than seventy ethnic groups in the metropolitan area. It is ranked first nation for agricultural production with annual sales of $3 billion. Within the county there are fifteen incorporated cities, Fresno being one of them. Fresno was founded by Central Pacific Railroad Company in 1872. Today, Fresno has an estimated population of 522,053 (QuickFacts Fresno City, California) about 49.6 percent is white, 46.9

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    “Anything, Anytime, Anywhere, Professionally – Air America”. This signature phrase the company lived by, and they earned it through countless missions and thousands of flight hours according to Robbins (1979). While the story of Air American is long and complex, I will provide you with a brief history of the corporation, from its origins stemming from WW2, to the final days during the fall of Saigon, while highlighting a few of the brave men who flew for the airline. The involvement of Air American

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    Bamboo Among the Oaks is a great selecting book to read and this book will tell us about many interesting things, suprising, and emotional. This book is not just for those who interested in ethic or Asian American studies, but for anyone who wants to know the new immigrants, Americans are transforming not only themselves and their culture but America itself. This is a unique collection of poetry and prose invites us to share Hmong life in America- the sadness for what has been lost in the old culture

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    09/09/2013 Assignment 1 1. What do you think of traditional Hmong birth practices (pp. 3-5)? Compare them to the techniques used when Lia was born (p. 7). How do Hmong and American birth practices differ? I find the traditional birth practices peculiar and very unsafe. The conceiving of a child should be done in a sterile environment by professionals, so that the risks of negative effects like infections, wounds, etc. is minimized. Nevertheless I think the tradition, that the placenta is buried

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