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HIS 415 COMPLETE COURSE

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HIS 415 COMPLETE COURSE,

week 1 discussion

Westerners Reading Overseas History

Rising Tide of Nationalist Expectations

The history and identity of the Vietnamese people reaches very far back. Their hopes and expectations for their own

Week 2 discussion

Failure of Diplomacy in 1954 (

Issues of Collective Security

Week 3 discussion

Cold War Always Lurking

Shifting from Advisors to Combatants

Week 4 discnn

Trying to Succeed in Limited War

Formless” and “Frontless” Warfare

Week 5 discussion

Making Presidential Decisions

Impact of News Photography

Week 6 discussion

How Diplomacy Involves Saving Face

Welfare of Those Who Serve

Week 7 discussion

Coping with After-effects of Combat

American Foreign Relations After the War

Homework 1

NOTE: The basic directions that apply to all the written assignments are available in Doc Sharing.

Although the Viet people have a long history, our course begins in the 19th century with Vietnam as part of a larger area called French Indochina, a colony of France. The colonization took decades, but for our purposes the process of French control was complete in 1893.

Many nations of historic significance matured to the point where they sent out colonial settlers to faraway lands and over time eventually extended dominion over those lands. The United States also came into possession of faraway territories but without the same process of sending talented citizens to those lands with an agenda of establishing domination over them or of establishing an empire.

Your assignment is to write a short paper of two or three double-spaced pages on the topic listed below. Follow the directions carefully, and for this first week also explain carefully what you are saying.

The Week 1 Topic: Explain why it is both necessary and helpful to study...