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What caused massive migration of Vietnamese people in the US?
After the North conquered the South, Vietnamese people who had supported and worked with the United States were threatened by the new government and fled to the United States.
What were some of Genghis Khans siginificant accomplishments?
the qin fled south when they were defeated by the huns
Why did former slaves leave the south to go to cities of the north and west and what were their experiences once they got there?
They fled to the South and to the West because of racism and the search for new industrial jobs.
How were the loyalists treated and give examples?
Loyalists, or those who remained loyal to the British Crown during the American Revolution, often faced hostility and persecution from their Patriot neighbors. Many were subjected to violence, including tarring and feathering, and some had their property confiscated. For example, in New York, Loyalists faced mob actions, and in South Carolina, Loyalist leaders were targeted for arrest and violence. Additionally, thousands fled to Canada or Britain to escape the hostility, leading to significant refugee communities.
South Vietnamese refugees and fear of communist north?
Most Vietnamese are not refugees and most refugees are not Vietnamese. Those Vietnamese that became refugees in the 1940s-1980s fled the violence of the Indochina Wars, which destroyed Vietnam and made life difficult for many Vietnamese.
Which leader was threatened by violence and fled the South?
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Which leader was threatend by violence an fled from the south?
The leader who was threatened by violence and fled from the South was Alexander Stephens, the Vice President of the Confederate States during the American Civil War. After the war, he faced hostility and threats due to his association with the Confederacy and eventually left his home in Georgia for a time. His experience reflects the tumultuous atmosphere in the South during the Reconstruction era.
Which leader was threatened by violence and fled from the South?
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Which leader was threatend by violonec and fled from the south?
The leader who was threatened by Violonc and fled from the south is likely a reference to the historical figure of Attila the Hun. Attila was known for his fearsome invasions across Europe, and during his campaigns, he often forced various leaders to flee from his advancing forces. However, if you meant a specific story or context involving a character named "Violonec," please provide more details for a precise answer.
What caused massive migration of Vietnamese people in the US?
After the North conquered the South, Vietnamese people who had supported and worked with the United States were threatened by the new government and fled to the United States.
What do you call the period of time when blacks fled from the South to the North and West from the 1850s?
The period when African Americans fled from the South to the North and West, particularly during the early 20th century, is known as the Great Migration. This movement occurred in two main waves, the first from around 1916 to 1940 and the second from 1941 to 1970, as individuals sought better economic opportunities and escaped racial violence and discrimination in the South.
Why did the nazi wanted to crimes fled to south America?
South America, and particularly Argentina opened its doors to the nazi criminals who fled Germany to avoid prosecution after their defeat at the end of the war.
What was the name of the French leader who fled to Great Britain after the fall of France?
General David Benjamin Brandt.
What Chinese leader fled to Taiwan during the cultural revolution?
Chiang Kai-shek.
What were some of Genghis Khans siginificant accomplishments?
the qin fled south when they were defeated by the huns
American soldiers were confused to discover that many south vietnamese people?
Had fled to Laos and Cambodia.
Why did thousands of people flee after the Vietnam war?
They fled South Vietnam, not Vietnam; they feared slaughter.
