Provinces of Vietnam Essays

  • Analyzing the Vietnam Tourism Plan

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    and gained VND 953 billion. Can Tho City also aiming to accomplish over 20 eco-tourism based parks, and extend the area of eco-tourism business to other cities located at the Mekong Delta zone, together collaborating with Kien Giang and An Giang provinces to form a tourism triangle and build service center at the mountain area, island and river (VietnamTourism, 2014). Moreover, the association in tourism infrastructure in Can Tho City invested US $1 billion; a real estate firm also funded another

  • Food Nutrition In Vietnam Case Study

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    Food insecurity Growth of food production in Vietnam has increased food availability and assured food security for the whole country. Food availability satisfied not only self-sufficiency but also had surplus for export. Basically, Vietnam eradicated its acute hunger problem of the post-war period and achieved food self-sufficiency at a national level and contributing to the world food security by exporting 5 to 8 million tons of rice every year. According to a report on food security of the countries

  • French Colonial Strategies in Indochina

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    The French helped the Nguyen Dynasty rise to power in Vietnam with aim of centralizing power in the nation. Although the Nguyen Emperors seemed The French implemented a ‘divide and rule’ strategy in order to minimize local resistance. Vietnam was separated into three separate pays (provinces): Tonkin in the north, Annam along the central coast and Cochinchina in the south. Each of these provinces was administered separately. - Laos: King Sisavang Vong of Luang Phrabang was appointed be in charge

  • Operation Chopper And The Vietnam War

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    Vietnam war The Vietnam War took place on 1st November 1955; it was a war between north and South Vietnam. This war also included America, which was on South Vietnams side. The events that took place during the Vietnam war- in 1960 the Vietcong was formed by north Vietnam, this was led by the following events of operation chopper(January 12th 1962)- operation chopper was the first combat mission for America against the Vietcong. American helicopters transported over 1,000 South Vietnamese paratroopers

  • Battle Of Khe Sanh Essay

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    Sanh was a military siege during the hottest year of the Vietnam war, 1968. General William C. Westmoreland’s decision to protect the small airstrip at Khe Sanh was met with controversy. After the siege, both the Americans and the North Vietnamese claimed victory for different reasons. Khe Sanh’s effect will eventually bring about American withdrawal of Vietnam. The Khe Sanh combat base was located in the northernmost section of South Vietnam close to the Laotian border. The Khe Sanh region had

  • Cambodian Garment Industry Case Study

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    producers, notably Vietnam and Cambodia (including Bangladesh), have increased their share of world exports of textiles and clothing. However, the Cambodian

  • French Colonialism and Vietnam

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    in control of Vietnam began to view them as a threat. The Vietnamese under the rule of the Nguyen Dynasty began to burn down the missionaries and murder anyone who was associated with them. In order to assist and protect the Paris Foreign Missions Society who was in charge of the religious advancement in the region, Napoleon III ordered French Admiral Charles Rigault de Genouilly to attack Da Nang on 1858. This was the first of many assaults the French would perform all over Vietnam, the next being

  • Vietnam: The Perfect Vacation Place!

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    Vietnam is one of those countries which beauty cannot be comprehended without ever visiting it. Not much about the country is well known except for its famous noodles the “Pho.” For example, only a few people know that the country broke off from the Chinese empire in 938AD. As a result some of the Vietnamese culture are of Chinese origins. The local culture revolves around the belief of humanity and harmony which makes them pleasant to be around. However, like other Southeast Asian countries Vietnam

  • Environmental Challenges in Vietnam

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    and consumption of resources by said country. For decades Vietnam has strived to build an independent, self-reliant economy to provide for an improved chance at gaining a steady path towards being industrialized and developed. By gaining this title, Vietnam would move forward towards creating sustainability for future generations to come. Sustainable development comes with challenges, and it is these challenges that have prevented Vietnam from fully accomplishing their high set goals. Being burdened

  • Essay On Dien Bien Phu

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    1954, a climatic confrontation between the French and North Vietnamese armies took place which decided the outcome of the First Indochina War, the precursor to the Vietnam War (Pringle). This climactic confrontation, called the Battle of Dien Bien Phu, was a major loss for the French, and a decisive victory for the army of Northern Vietnam, the Viet Minh. The French made several misjudgments in the battle, one was to tempt the Viet Minh’s General Giap into a frontal assault at Dien Bien Phu (Prados)

  • The Ban on Thai Chicken Imports as Boys Catch Avian Flu

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    the EU was over-reacting to the health scare sweeping Asia. "We cannot take any risks with public health or animal health," he said. Thailand's health minister, Sudarat Keyuraphan, said the infected boys, aged six and seven, from different provinces west of Bangkok, were "critical but stable". The seven-year-old had symptoms akin to severe pneumonia and was on a respirator at a hospital in the capital, a health ministry statement said. Three further people are being tested. The first

  • Issue of Poverty in the World

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    The Irish Government's National Action Plan for Social Inclusion 2007 defines poverty as: "People are living in poverty if their income and resources (material, cultural and social) are so inadequate as to preclude them from having a standard of living which is regarded as acceptable by society generally. As a result of inadequate income and other resources people may be excluded and marginalized from participating in activities which are considered the norm for other people in society." Based on

  • Why Kennedy Won The 1960s Essay

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    Essay 1 John Fitzgerald Kennedy had won the 1961 election due in large part to his positions on the Cold War and anti-Communist speech. Conflict in Vietnam had initially calmed, but then escalated toward the end of Eisenhower’s presidency. The new administration faced tough decisions concerning U.S. involvement in Indochina. Year one was a tenuous year for the new president. Russian leader Nikita Khrushchev publicly announced support for liberation wars throughout the colonial world and among

  • What Happened At My Lai Massacre

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    horrifying attack U.S soldiers of Company Charlie committed on March 16, 1968. This dark day occurred during the Vietnam War, the American soldiers were helping anti-communist South Vietnam. Americans main motive was to defeat the Viet Cong and they were advised by the military intelligence that Viet Cong headquarters were located at My Lai. My Lai is a village located in northeast of Vietnam. The American soldiers were ordered on a search and destroy mission by their leader Lieutenant William Calley

  • Vietnam Case Study

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    Vietnam stretches one thousand miles from China in the north to the Gulf of Thailand in the south. The Gulf of Tokin and the South China Sea border the eastern side of the country. In the west, the Annamite Mountains separate Vietnam from Cambodia and Laos. To the north, along Vietnamese-Chinese border are the Hoang Lien Mountains, containing the highest point in Vietnam. Hanoi is the capital and Ho Chi Minh City, previously Saigon, is the largest city. Vietnam is divided into five municipalities

  • Four Hours In My Lai Essay

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    tale about Western arrogance in South-East Asia. Nevertheless, there is a clear impression that Vietnam has got over the Vietnam War; something, this books reminds us, cannot be said of the United States. The Vietnamese have fought in Cambodia and on their Chinese border since the Vietnam War, a martial fixture-list more punishing than the one faced by the United States in the same period. Of course, Vietnam did not experience the same sense of national humiliation: and yet its losses

  • My Lai Massacre

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    village of Son My. The Quang Ngai Province, more than any other province in South Viet Nam, was suspected by the United States military officials as being a Viet Cong stronghold. Army intelligence reported that the Viet Cong were living with local villagers to conceal their identities. They were farmers during the daytime and guerrilla soldiers at night. The Quang Ngai Province was the target of the first major United States combat operation of the war. The province was subject to frequent bombing

  • Legacy of the The Trung Sisters

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    In almost every city in Vietnam exists a street named “Hai Ba Trung”, in honor of the two legendary sisters who led a revolt against the Chinese rule around 39 C.E. The date of their deaths marks Vietnam’s Women’s Day, and their legend has been told in Vietnamese children’s books for generations. Today, Trung Trac and Trung Nhi are considered two of the most important heroines in Vietnamese history. The pair, who had already come from a militarily strong family, led an army against the Chinese

  • The Battle of Long Tan

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    The Battle of Long Tan Speech Draft Salutations! The Vietnam War was a vicious conflict predominately between the United States and Australia against The Viet Cong and The North Vietnamese. Initially the public supported the war, however the American president of the time, Lyndon B. Johnson, exaggerated how easy and worldwide the war was to attract further support. When he called for “more flags” to be represented in South Vietnam only the Philippines, the Republic of South Korea, Thailand, Australia

  • Leadership Styles of Ho Chi Minh and Ngo Dinh Diem

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    The turning point in history for Vietnam all began in Geneva, Switzerland during the year 1954 in the Geneva Conference. The Geneva Accords both put an end to the Indochina War and set in motion the divide of territory in Vietnam. The Geneva Accord was an obligatory agreement stating Vietnam was to be separated at the 17th parallel, a line of separation, into two distinct territories. Vietnam was now separated into North and South Vietnam, the communist north and the south, which was anti-communist