different from what it was today....
Vietnam was a french and Japanese colony , that tried to gained independence .
The US involved Vietnam War was NOT about imperialism. Imperialism means the acquiring of an empire...such as colonies. The US wanted to keep any nation free from "communism." South Vietnam was one of those countries.
they were very poor and sad that they did not have no food cuz the Americans blew it all up mwah ha ha ha ha
different language and developed government
Seeing as that was over a hundred years ago, who do think is going to answer. Before Imperialism they had no written history.
apan retained its complete independence, while Vietnam and Korea were subjected to varying degrees of Chinese imperialism.
Older forms of Imperialism were more concerned with establishing colonies in foreign territories.
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The Vietnamese see the Vietnam War as an act of US Imperialism, trying to subvert Vietnam as a US colony or client state and see South Vietnam as a "fake country that only exists because of American support" much the same way as Arabs see Israel as a "fake country that only exists because of American support". Of course, many who lived in South Vietnam believed that regime to be legitimate, especially if they were affiliated with it. Consequently, most members of the Vietnamese People's Army and the VietCong Guerrillas considered themselves Anti-Imperialists, since they were fighting "American Imperialism". Whether that is the US intention to create a client state in Vietnam or not is debatable; certainly, most Americans do not have that perspective. However, much of American foreign policy in the Cold War was to create client states and allies, so it is not inconceivable that this was the intent.
Well, The U.S. purchased Alaska during the time of imperialism and Alaska was in a different country and had a different was of like. But the U.S. imperialism Alaska By bringing the U.S. cullture and way of life there.
It didn't. Imperialism and capitalism had been around for centuries before industrialisation.
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