Question

What are conditions like in Vietnam after the Vietnam war? Who were the "boat people?" How is the relationship today between the U.S. and Vietnam?

Answer 1

Well, the "Boat People" were refugees leaving Vietnam following the conclusion of the Vietnam War.

Answer 2

I also recommend these links.

http://alphahistory.com/vietnam/post-war-vietnam/


http://vietnam.usembassy.gov/usvnrelations.html

Answer 3

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what bout how it was like after the war for conditions

Answer 4

The CPV immediately set about purging elements of the old order. Its first target was ARVN officers and soldiers, who were ordered to ‘register’ and then report for ‘reform and re-training’. Many were then sent to the notorious ‘re-education camps’ (trai hoc tap cai tao) where they were later joined by former civil servants, capitalists, Catholic priests and other representatives of the old order. Camp inmates were given no criminal charge, trial or sentence; according to the CPV, ‘re-education’ would continue until the state was satisfied of rehabilitation. (This is all in the first link, btw.)

Answer 5

And they also redid their economic structure, being commies and all.

1. The eradication of private commerce and trade, what the party called ‘capitalist merchants and compradors’, and their replacement by state institutions that had to be established ‘from scratch’.
2. The nationalisation of industry, primarily French-owned coal mines and other corporations.
3. The abolition of private ownership and exploitation of land, and the reorganisation of agricultural production along collective principles.

Answer 6

As for the last question, with a rising China, Vietnam and the US are cooperating now more than ever.

Answer 7

can you summurize it i am horrible at summurizing i only got 3 lines to be able to put it on so please if you can have it short with all my questions answered please if possible

Answer 8

You mean all three questions condensed into three sentences?

Answer 9

no 3 lines for each question
if you can do it that way please!! i would be soo greatful

Answer 10

1. Following the conclusion of the Vietnam war, the newly formed "Socialist Republic of Vietnam" set out to rebuild its country through a series of political and economic reformations. These were included, but not limited to the "Re-educational camps" set up by the CPV (Communist Party of Vietnam) that reintegrated the defeated SVA into society. There were also a series of economic reforms that eradicated private commerce and trade, nationalized the country's industry, and abolition of private ownership of land.

Answer 11

There's your first one.

Answer 12

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Answer 13

2. Vietnamese "boat people" are refugees who fled Vietnam by boat and ship after the Vietnam War, especially during 1978 and 1979. This continued up until the early 1990s.
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Answer 14

2nd one done

Answer 15

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Answer 16

3. Faced with the danger of a rising China in the 21st century, Vietnamese - U.S. relations have been growing closer out of necessity. U.S. relations with Vietnam have become cooperative and broad-based since the years of political normalization. A fine result, is the U.S. - Vietnam Comprehensive Partnership, which seeks to bolster U.S. - Vietnam relations and underscores the enduring U.S. commitment to the Asia-Pacific rebalance

Answer 17

All done.

Answer 18

thanks

Answer 19

NP.

Answer 20

Don't forget to close this question.

Answer 21

i will