Vietnam
When most people hear the word “Vietnam,” they expect the word “war” to follow. Many people, especially our generation, believe Vietnam to only be a war. I myself knew little about the Communist country before I researched it. After my research, I found that Vietnam has interesting cities, people, and differing government from our familiar Democratic system. Not only did I find Vietnam as very different from our country, but I found Vietnam different from the time of the Vietnam Wars compared to Vietnam today.All things change over time. Cities are one of these things. They are constantly changing, whether they’re adding a new baseball stadium or imploding old factories. All cities in Vietnam have developed since the war, but some of their usefulness hasn’t. Let’s take Danang for instance. Besides being the second-largest city in southern Vietnam, Danang is located on the coast of the South China Sea. During the war, it was the site of a large air force base and other military installations. Although now and even before the war, it has been a vital part to the economy of Vietnam. It’s port facilities make it important to that part of the country. Hanoi, the second largest city in all of Vietnam, is also a city that
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Some common words found in the essay are:
Mekong Delta, China Sea, Vietnam Fathers, Council Ministers, , Vietnam Wars, Dinh Diem, Government Vietnam, Vietnam War, South Vietnam, red river, red river delta, river delta, found vietnam, changes war, southern vietnam, people vietnam, government vietnam, colonial rule, vietnam war, french colonial, french colonial rule,
Approximate Word count = 862
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)
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