Question

Imagine a conversation between a French
coloniser and a Vietnamese labourer in the
canal project. The Frenchman believes he is
bringing civilization to backward people and
the Vietnamese labourer argues against it. In
pairs act out the conversation they may have
had, using evidence from the text.​

Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Vietnam gained formal independence in 1945, before India, but

it took another three decades of fighting before the Republic

of Vietnam was formed. This chapter on Indo-China will

introduce you to one of the important states of the peninsula, namely,

Vietnam. Nationalism in Indo-China developed in a colonial context.

The knitting together of a modern Vietnamese nation that brought

the different communities together was in part the result of

colonisation but, as importantly, it was shaped by the struggle against

colonial domination.

If you see the historical experience of Indo-China in relation to that

of India, you will discover important differences in the way colonial

empires functioned and the anti-imperial movement developed. By

looking at such differences and similarities you can understand the

variety of ways in which nationalism has developed and shaped the

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