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Vietnam was part of the southeast Asian colony of French Indochina, and was therefore ruled by the French before North Vietnam and the State sf Vietnam were granted independence.
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In the 17th Century, French missionaries arrived in Vietnam. The Catholic priests received a friendly welcome from the Vietnamese people and they were allowed to live and work in the country. However, the Vietnamese authorities became concerned when the missionaries began to recruit the local people to Roman Catholicism. The converted Catholics were told to abandon their religious customs including that of taking several wives. The missionaries also instructed their followers to give their loyalty to God rather than to their Emperor. Hostility towards the Christian missionaries grew and over the years there were several cases of priests being murdered.
Prior to WW2, France colonized Indochina. Japan took it during WW2, surrendered it when they lost WW2. France returned to Indochina, the Vietnamese under Ho Chi Minh resisted with military force...the 1st Indochina War (also called the FRENCH INDOCHINA WAR) 1946-1954.
As America was once the property of Great Britian, Vietnam was the property of France. The primary language in North America is British, the secondary language in Vietnam is French.
Diem Bien Phu, a military disaster which ended in the encirclement of the french forces and subsequent, I believe over 10,000 surrendered.
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What is the significance of the Battle of Dien Phu?
I believe it was because, the French were defeated by the Viet Minh rebels, which marked the end of French involvement in Vietnam. The Vietminh defeated the French and ended colonial rule.
Why did the Vietnamese reject french rule?
The French were a foreign power occupying Vietnam. The Vietnamese wanted their independence.
What did Ho Chi Minh do after World War 1?
Born Nguyen Tai Thanh in 1890 in Vietnam, he arrived in Paris in 1917 where he supported himself at odd jobs. He became a founding member if the French Communist Party in 1920, and visited the Soviet Union in 1924. He went to the Chinese border with Vietnam, helped form the Viet Minh and fought the occupying Japanese. His hope was to free Vietnam from foreign rule, both Japanese and French Colonial. He died in 1969.
What day was the vietnam war declared over?
The Vietnam War officially ended on April 30, 1975. This was the day when North Vietnamese forces captured Saigon, the capital of South Vietnam, effectively marking the end of the war and the reunification of Vietnam under communist rule.
What happened in Vietnam after the US withdrew?
After the US withdrew from Vietnam the Vietcong came into power. South Vietnam fell under communist rule by the Vietcong.
What nations colonial rule in Vietnam ended at dien bien phu?
France .
What is the significance of the Battle of Dien Phu?
I believe it was because, the French were defeated by the Viet Minh rebels, which marked the end of French involvement in Vietnam. The Vietminh defeated the French and ended colonial rule.
Was Reading in Vietnam was highest during the period of French colonial rule?
No, it got lower.
What was a link between independence movements in both Algeria and Vietnam?
Vietnam's violent revolution against French colonial rule inspired Algerian groups to launch their own anti-colonial rebellion.
When did France colonial ended in India?
De Facto rule ended in 1954. De Jure rule ended in 1962.
What country had colonial rule of Vietnam prior to the war?
France.
French Indochina united Vietnam Cambodia and Thailand under French rule?
french rule
What was Vietnam like after the Vietnam war ended?
Vietnam didn't exist until 1975. That is incorrect Vietnam was first mapped and included in a empire in 1069-1759 until it went under French rule. Vietnam became independent on September 2, 1945.
How did the French system of colonial rule from that of Great Britain?
There were several differences, but the clearest is that French colonial rule was direct from the Paris while British colonial rule preferred to leave amenable local leaders in charge.
What were Cambodia Laos and Vietnam called under Colonial rule?
Union of Indochina
During French colonial rule in Vietnam what was the role of the Vietnamese peasants?
The role was the same for all peasants thru out time: provide the labor for the rulers (the rich) to make money. It happened to the English peasants, the Russian peasants, and the French peasants (in France)...and it happened in Vietnam (French Indochina). Peasants provide the labor force; the Colonial ruler provides the funding, organization, and the product.
What is an Asian French speaking country?
Laos is a country in Asia where French is spoken as a second language due to its history of French colonization. It is one of the few Asian countries where French has official status alongside Lao.
