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The invasion of Cambodia in June 1970 by the United States led to the destruction of the Ho Chi Minh Trail and the dislocation of the Viet Cong. The Ho Chi Minh Trail was a path that went from North Vietnam to South Vietnam through Cambodia and Laos. The North Vietnamese used it to send supplies to The Viet Cong in South Vietnam.
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Was your father in the D-Day Invastion?
yes
Is Cambodia a democratic country?
No, it is a constitutional monarchy operated as a parliamentary representative democracy led by a monarch, the King of Cambodia as the head of the state and the Prime Minister of Cambodia as the head of the government.
Which desert protected Egypt from invastion and prevented it from expanding westward?
The Sahara Desert
Who is the president of Cambodia?
Prime minister of Cambodia is HUN SENThere is no president as Cambodia is a monarchy.Mr Hun SenCambodia does not have a president. The country is a monarchy ruled by a king and led by a prime minister. The current king is Norodom Sihamoni and the prime minister is Hun Sen.
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Is Cambodia's real name The Kingdom of Cambodia?
no it is not called the kingdom of Cambodia it is called Cambodia
What are the humorous announcements from the tomorrowland transit ride?
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Who was the US general and leader of the D-Day invastion during world war 2?
Dwight David Eisenhower
Kampuchea was formerly known as .?
Cambodia
How did France have an impact on Cambodia?
Did you know that imperialism is what led to the killing of 1.7 million citizens of Cambodia? Believe it or not, it's true! During the 19th and 20th century Cambodia was ruled by French, Japanese, and Khmer Rouge imperialism, which has caused Cambodia to have a genocide that caused much immigration and death. The French introduced Communism, which led to Khmer Rouge executing any smart Cambodian they could lay their hands on. To find out why and how, continue to read this essay on imperialism in Cambodia. In 1863, Cambodia under king Norodom became a protectorate of France. What it means to be a protectorate is to be a weak state under a much stronger state, or in this case a country. The reason the French signed to take over Cambodia was because they were afraid the Siamese would expand too fast (and far), so they signed weakening the Siamese protection. The first French rule was fairly peaceful, until it ended in WWII because Japan took over. Though in 1946 (about 4 years later) the French went back to Cambodia and brought Communism with them. After much struggle Cambodia eventually won their independence in 1953. Cambodia would never be ruled by France again.
What is Cambodia called now?
Cambodia is now officially called "The Kingdom Of Cambodia"
