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    Vietnamese Immigration

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    6/25/12 Paper One Vietnamese Immigration Supposedly‚ the history of Vietnamese immigration to the United States is “relatively recent.” (Povell) Prior to 1975‚ most Vietnamese residing in the US were wives and children to American servicemen in Vietnam. In 1975‚ the ‘Fall of the Saigon’ marked the end of the Vietnam War‚ which prompted the first of two main waves of Vietnamese emigration towards the US. The first wave included Vietnamese who had helped the US in the war and “feared reprisals

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    was already occupied. While the first wave of immigrants came from Western Europe‚ eventually the bulk of people entering North America were from Northern Europe‚ then Eastern Europe‚ then Latin America and Asia. And let us not forget the forced immigration of African slaves. Most of these groups underwent a period of disenfranchisement in which they were relegated to the bottom of the social hierarchy before they managed (for those who could) to achieve social mobility. Today‚ our society is multicultural

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    Vietnamese American

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    American? That question in and of itself is already a difficult one to answer. Then‚ what does it mean to be a Vietnamese American? Vietnamese American is a term to describe a person with Vietnamese ancestral roots residing in the United States. The influx of Vietnamese Americans can be attested to the “Fall of Saigon” on April 30‚ 1975‚ which initiated hundreds of thousands of Southern Vietnamese to emigrate out of Communist Vietnam either by boat or by trekking through Cambodia or Laos to reach Thailand

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    Vietnamese Immigration Families Nowadays‚ according to Chris Brown‚ Codi L. Schale and Johana E. Nilsion which are authors of article “Vietnamese Immigrant and Refugee Women’s Mental Health”‚ the Vietnamese immigrants’ population to 2006 is 1.1 million people. Therefore they become the fifth largest immigrant community in the United States of America (66). The immigration officially began after the fall in Vietnam War in 1975; the South of Vietnam was taken by the North Communism’s government. A

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    Vietnamese Americans

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    paper will discuss Vietnamese Americans and their journey to America. I will talk about how these incredible and resilient people fought to succeed it a world that seemed to hold the odds against them. The culture‚ beliefs‚ and challenges of Vietnamese people are a precise paradigm of their strength and perseverance. Unfortunately‚ Vietnamese Americans make up only a small percent of the total American Population today. There are many stereotypes associated with the Vietnamese‚ but the truth is

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    Vietnamese Food

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    VIETNAMESE FOOD INTRONDUCTION Vietnamese food is very rich and diverse because Vietnam is an agricultural country of origin of hot‚ tropical monsoon. Besides Vietnam’s territory is divided into three regions is markedly North‚ Central and South. However‚ the most important in Vietnamese food are Fish sauce and Pho (Noodle Vietnamese) Body Vietnamese Food is a style of cooking derived from Vietnam with fish sauce‚ soy sauce‚ rice‚ fresh herbs‚ fruits and vegetables all commonly used. Vietnamese

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    Vietnamese Culture

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    ethnic and social relationship. Culture is language; the most widely-spoken language in Vietnam is Vietnamese. Vietnamese is the official language of Vietnam and it uses in government‚ education‚ offices‚ and hospitals everywhere. Other ethnic groups in Vietnam have a different language but everybody in Vietnam knows and uses Vietnamese. It is also a mother-tongue of Vietnamese people. Some Vietnamese vocabulary came from other language around the world such as Chinese‚ French and English. And many

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    Vietnamese Food

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    Full name: Nguyễn Duy Khương Student Code: 2009598 Topic: Vietnamese Food Vietnam territory is divided into three regions is markedly North‚ Central and South. The characteristics of geography‚ culture‚ ethnicity‚ climate regulation the specific characteristics of the cuisine of each region - domain. Each domain has a sharp taste characteristics. That contributed to Vietnam cuisine rich and diverse. This is a cultural eating lots of vegetables used (boiled‚ fried‚ making pickle‚ eaten raw)

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    Discussion of Art within the Vietnamese Community In a monograph titled “Transnationalizing Viet Nam: Community‚ Culture‚ and Politics in the Diaspora” which focuses on Vietnamese people‚ both in Viet Nam and in the diaspora‚ Kieu-Linh Caroline Valverde uses Chau Huynh as a case study to exemplify transnationalism‚ globalism‚ and the changes needed to bring about peace. Valverde’s discussion is not a simple one; it is complicated by the fact that there are three perspectives from which to consider

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    especially affects the Vietnamese American youth community. Gangs‚ racism‚ poverty‚ and depression; others often overlook these four factors when it comes to identifying Vietnamese American youth. Vietnamese American youths are typically described as “model-minorities‚” or are often held to an extremely high standard when it comes to education‚ though it is highly unknown of what truly goes on in the lives of the youth. In fact‚ numerous gangs have risen from the Vietnamese American community due

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