Vietnam has a complex and diverse landscape, featuring rocky mountains, fertile deltas, and dense jungles. Read about the physical geography of Vietnam. Then read about the fighting tactics the Vietnamese used in the wars against France and the United States.

In two to three paragraphs, hypothesize about the effect the local topography had on the wars. In what ways did the Vietnamese adapt their fighting strategies to the physical geography of the region?

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Vietnam has a complex and diverse landscape, featuring rocky mountains, fertile deltas, and dense jungles. Read about the physical geography of Vietnam. Then read about the fighting tactics the Vietnamese used in the wars against France and the United States.

In two to three paragraphs, hypothesize about the effect the local topography had on the wars. In what ways did the Vietnamese adapt their fighting strategies to the physical geography of the region?

Timmyspu · Answer

Could you provide the information for us to answer your question. I dont think I have read the reading the question is asking for so could you post it. Also we can not write the essay fro you but we can give you suggestions of feedback or grammar fixes. Also a great way to make sure it looks good is run it through grammerly.

lifewmylilweeb · Answer

The link for the timeline is: http://afe.easia.columbia.edu/timelines/vietnam_timeline.htm the link for the video is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uSCN4RcfW_I the link for the resource page is: http://www.zum.de/whkmla/histatlas/seasia/haxvietnam.html

lifewmylilweeb · Answer

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Timmyspu · Answer

So what do you have so far for a answer?

lifewmylilweeb · Answer

The history of the Vietnamese people during more than a millennium under Chinese rule reveals an evolution toward national identity, which apparently came about as the result of two related developments. The first of these was the introduction into the Red River delta of the more advanced civilization of China, including technical and administrative innovations and the more sophisticated level of Chinese learning, which made the Vietnamese the most advanced people of mainland Southeast Asia. This process was abetted by the efforts of Chinese governors to achieve complete Sinicization through the imposition of Chinese language, culture, customs, and political institutions. The second development during this period was the Vietnamese people’s resistance to total assimilation and their use, at the same time, of the benefits of Chinese civilization in their struggle against Chinese political rule.

Timmyspu · Answer

That is looking really good so far.

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