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Ang patakarang ipinatupad ng French Indochina ay nakatuon sa kolonisasyon at kontrol ng mga teritoryo sa rehiyon ng Indochina, na kinabibilangan ng Vietnam, Laos, at Cambodia. Layunin nito ang pagsasamantala sa likas na yaman at paglikha ng isang sistemang pang-ekonomiya na nakabatay sa interes ng Pransya. Kasama rin sa patakarang ito ang pag-impluwensya sa kultura at edukasyon, na nagresulta sa pagdami ng mga Pranses na institusyon at wika sa rehiyon. Ang mga patakarang ito ay nagdulot ng malawakang pag-aalsa at pag-unlad ng nasyonalismo sa mga lokal na mamamayan.
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Why is the french indo-china war important?
It was important because after the war England taxed the colonists due to their debt. This sparked tension in the colonies to later rebel against Britain. Which later caused the American Revolution, which gave Americans their freedom
Who was the defence minister of India during Indo -China War 1962?
V K Krishna Menon was the defense minister of India.
Which country did rice come from?
Korea cultivated the first rice about 300 years before the Chinese. Throughout the years, rice was introduced to China in ancient times and was introduced to India before the time of the Greeks. Many people say China cultivated the first rice but recently archaeologists form Korea and the U.S discovered rice that was about 100-300 years older than the Chinese. The word 'rice' has an Indo-Iranian origin. It came to English from Greek óryza, via Latin oriza, Italian riso and finally Old French ris (the same as present day French riz). It has been speculated that the Indo-Iranian vrihi itself is borrowed from a Dravidian vari or the Tamil name arisi from which the Arabic ar-ruzz, from which the Portuguese and Spanish word arroz originated.
Why did indo Europeans migrate?
No one knows exactly why Indo-Europeans migrated but many of them split up and moved to various regions over a period of time.
Indo European root for apple?
*abl- or *ablu-
Which country is French Indo-China?
Vietnam
How did the indo-china french start?
1946-1954
Descriptive name of Vietnam?
"Country of the smaller dragon"
In what Asian country is french traditionally spoken?
Cambidia, Laos and Vietnam were all part of 'French Indo-China'.
What country was in charge of Vietnam after World War 2?
It was part of French Indo-China
Then french lost control of indo china when they were defeated at the battle of?
Dien Bien Phu.
The french lost control of indo china when they were defeated in the battle of?
Dien Bien Phu in 1954.
Why were the French driven out of Indo-China in 1954?
the reason was cos they dnt know wat day it was
What colony did the french combined the countries of southeast Asia?
The French owned Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos and Myanmar. Combined, they were known as "French Indo-China".
What happened to Vietnam after japan lost the war?
The French returned to Indo-China, and the French Indochina War commenced in 1946-1954.
French occopation of indo-china directly ended as the result of?
French Indochina War (or 1st Indochina War) 1946-1954.
The french lost control of indo china when they were defeated at the battle of?
Answer is: A Dien Bien Phu (I just took the exam)
