Impact Of French Colonisation On Indochina
History Research Notes
Conduct academic research using the resources you have been given and create research notes that cover the following big ideas and key questions:
(write in your won words
1. Research Notes:
Conduct academic research using the resources you have been given and create research notes that cover the following big ideas and key questions:
The impact of French colonisation on Indochina: the main geographical features and political boundaries of Indochina
• Indochina is a word used in a geographical term for Southeast Asia back in the 19th century
• In today this would include Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam, and peninsular Malaysia
•
the influence of China in developing a culture of resistance to Imperialism …show more content…
• If they were not considered “FIT” they were stained with a blue die and sent to work on railways or roads
• The French caused resistance groups all over Indochina
The rise of Vietnamese nationalism, Communism and the war against the French: the extent and depth of Indochinese nationalism
• the Indochinese contributed 43000 solders and 49000 workers that were sent to France
• so many died in the war due to their incompetent
• the ones that survived the war or that were brought back due to injury, brought back the idea of nationalism
• the result was the change of Indochina’s resistance group
• educated Vietnamese started to show out of the crowd as they had been educated in France
• there was huge spread of ‘Indochina nationalism’
• the industrial working class moved with the healthy through the stages
• there were some resistance groups that were unable to emerge through the phases such as the Laotian and Cambodian resistance did not develop as much as the others
• the Laos did not allow for the growth of nationalism
• in Cambodia the king was the main attractions and held all the people’s faiths
• in 1927 a group formed called the VNQDD which was a nationalist group full of educators, journalists and educated elite …show more content…
• the role of France and other individuals in the defeat at Dien Bien Phu.
Bibliography:
This a consistently formatted alphabetical list of all sources used within your research. You must use a variety of sources, including books, academic articles and websites. A minimum of 4 sources is advised. This does not form part of your word count. Follow the guide provided for you on
Conduct academic research using the resources you have been given and create research notes that cover the following big ideas and key questions:
(write in your won words
1. Research Notes:
Conduct academic research using the resources you have been given and create research notes that cover the following big ideas and key questions:
The impact of French colonisation on Indochina: the main geographical features and political boundaries of Indochina
• Indochina is a word used in a geographical term for Southeast Asia back in the 19th century
• In today this would include Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam, and peninsular Malaysia
•
the influence of China in developing a culture of resistance to Imperialism …show more content…
• If they were not considered “FIT” they were stained with a blue die and sent to work on railways or roads
• The French caused resistance groups all over Indochina
The rise of Vietnamese nationalism, Communism and the war against the French: the extent and depth of Indochinese nationalism
• the Indochinese contributed 43000 solders and 49000 workers that were sent to France
• so many died in the war due to their incompetent
• the ones that survived the war or that were brought back due to injury, brought back the idea of nationalism
• the result was the change of Indochina’s resistance group
• educated Vietnamese started to show out of the crowd as they had been educated in France
• there was huge spread of ‘Indochina nationalism’
• the industrial working class moved with the healthy through the stages
• there were some resistance groups that were unable to emerge through the phases such as the Laotian and Cambodian resistance did not develop as much as the others
• the Laos did not allow for the growth of nationalism
• in Cambodia the king was the main attractions and held all the people’s faiths
• in 1927 a group formed called the VNQDD which was a nationalist group full of educators, journalists and educated elite …show more content…
• the role of France and other individuals in the defeat at Dien Bien Phu.
Bibliography:
This a consistently formatted alphabetical list of all sources used within your research. You must use a variety of sources, including books, academic articles and websites. A minimum of 4 sources is advised. This does not form part of your word count. Follow the guide provided for you on