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In the aftermath of Vietnam and Watergate, the mood of the public was a. optimistic. B. disillusioned. C. militant. D. disinterested. E. fearful.

asked Apr 2, 2015 in History by Balldwin

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How come a small country like Vietnam was able to defeat the Chinese Army during the Sino-Vietnam war?

asked Sep 22, 2021 in History by Cruim

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Was Guangdong a part of Vietnam in the past?

asked Sep 28, 2021 in History by vinhvinh

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How is the living in Vietnam?

asked Nov 7, 2021 in Culture, Living by keobabie_hihihehe

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Why did the Republic of Vietnam (South Vietnam) repeatedly refuse to unify with North Vietnam?

asked Nov 1, 2021 in History by hello_nfriends

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Why do most non-Chinese people believe the Vietnamese won the 1979 Sino-Vietnamese War?

asked Sep 22, 2021 in History by hana_tieuconuongq6

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did the Vietnamese consider themselves a separate people from the Chinese

asked Sep 23, 2021 in History by Cranston

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Do Vietnamese feel culturally closer to China, Korea and Japan than to their ASEAN neighbours?

asked Nov 1, 2021 in Culture, Living by simle021007

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Do you think Vietnamese are the most open-minded and kind ethnicity in Asia?

asked Oct 31, 2021 in Culture, Living by selfish_vn

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Are the Vietnamese proud of their Sinospheric past? I get the feeling that only the Vietnamese of Chinese descent seem so.

asked Sep 23, 2021 in Culture, Living by enzo_nguyen

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