1. What effect did decolonization have on the structures and processes of the United Nations?
2. What effect did decolonization have on decision making and power within the United Nations?
3. How did the wording of the Geneva Agreements affect Soviet and American actions in the late 1950s and early 1960s?
4. Why wasn’t the United States able to defeat North Vietnam? How did the media and expanding communications affect the decision making of the parties involved in Vietnam?
5. Why did the United Nations take the lead role in decolonization? What was its goal for new countries?
6. What do you think might be the long-term effects of “Divide and rule” policies?
7. Is Pan-Africanism a reasonable goal, why or why not?
8. How did U.S. Soviet and Chinese intervention in Vietnam affect the images of these countries around the world? Why the difference?
9. What do you think was the greatest challenge to creating stable states in Africa in the 1950s though the 1970s?
10. What might be the long-term consequences for the United States in the Cold War if it consistently bases foreign policy decisions on the “Domino Theory”?
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1. decolonization got United Nations substantive support, they help to manage and carry out a number of outreach and other activities related to dissemination of information on decolonization. the role that the UN would play as an arbiter of the process of decolonization. United nations it’ s a great supporter.
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5.the United Nations take the lead role because decolonization got United Nations substantive support, they help to manage and carry out a number of outreach and other activities related to dissemination of information on decolonization. the role that the UN would play as an arbiter of the process of decolonization. Most of the new countries were desperately poor, The country hopes that their situation is more stable, higher status in the world, not being bullied, the country can be more rich.
6. I think the long-term effects of “Divide and rule” policies are people in different places believe in the different ideologies. The colonial plan of division and domination provoked the religious confrontation, then continue to rule the empire.
7. Yes, Pan Africanism can encourage and strengthen bonds of unity between entire people of African origin.unity of people is important to economic, social, and political progress and aims to bring and uplift people of African origin.
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9. After decolonization Africa faced some challenges, such as transform African economies and political structures to bring about true autonomy and development. I believe the hardest one is being African unity. Because Africa has been colonized by many countries, so the whole country has been split into many regions, and the beliefs and culture of each part are different. Divided made them weak; only united, Africa could become one of the greatest forces for good in the world.
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2. The United Nations has given great help to decolonized countries and the results have been very successful. Through this incident, the United Nations proved its strength and granted them more power.
10. a communist takeover over of one country would quickly lead neighboring countries to fall to communism, like dominoes falling one by one, United State didn’t success, communism failed to spread throughout Southeast Asia.
8. it was affected the strategic interests of the People’s Republic of China, the United States and the Soviet Union as well as the relations between these great powers. China helped Vietnam against French forces during the First Indochina War and later helped North Vietnam unite the nation by fighting South Vietnam and the United States in the Vietnam War. They played different roles in the Vietnam wars, people seen as China is a good person, the United States, and the Soviet Union are bad characters.
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3. Those countries want to deal with the decolonization, United state refuse to sign this agreement, SO, this decision, in Vietnam they couldn’t make a decision on what they want to do, they scrap to the north and south Vietnam. Geneva Agreements make it very clear that the decision of Vietnam was a temporary one, only to prevent their military aggression, the country prepares for the democratic election. supervise by the united nations. That’s the problem I think.
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4. Long and drawn out campaign in Vietnam by the U.S. military did not achieve the stated goal of eradicating Communism in Vietnam. Lack of support at home, mounting fatalies and wounded, and failure to sustain any kind of momentum against the Communist forces is what ultimately caused the US to throw in the towel.
Media’s tendency toward negative reporting helped to undermine support for the war in the United States.
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1. What effect did decolonization have on the structures and processes of the United Nations?
decolonization got United Nations substantive support, they help to manage and carry out a number of outreach and other activities related to dissemination of information on decolonization. the role that the UN would play as an arbiter of the process of decolonization. United nations it’ s a great supporter.
2. What effect did decolonization have on decision making and power within the United Nations?
The United Nations has given great help to decolonized countries and the results have been very successful. Through this incident, the United Nations proved its strength and granted them more power.
3.How did the wording of the Geneva Agreements affect Soviet and American actions in the late 1950s and early 1960s?
Those countries want to deal with the decolonization, United state refuse to sign this agreement, SO, this decision, in Vietnam they couldn’t make a decision on what they want to do, they scrap to the north and south Vietnam. Geneva Agreements make it very clear that the decision of Vietnam was a temporary one, only to prevent their military aggression, the country prepares for the democratic election. supervise by the united nations. That’s the problem I think.
4. Why wasn’t the United States able to defeat North Vietnam? How did the media and expanding communications affect the decision making of the parties involved in Vietnam?
Long and drawn out campaign in Vietnam by the U.S. military did not achieve the stated goal of eradicating Communism in Vietnam. Lack of support at home, mounting fatalies and wounded, and failure to sustain any kind of momentum against the Communist forces is what ultimately caused the US to throw in the towel.
Media’s tendency toward negative reporting helped to undermine support for the war in the United States.
5.Why did the United Nations take the lead role in decolonization? What was its goal for new countries?
The United Nations take the lead role because decolonization got United Nations substantive support, they help to manage and carry out a number of outreach and other activities related to dissemination of information on decolonization. the role that the UN would play as an arbiter of the process of decolonization. Most of the new countries were desperately poor, The country hopes that their situation is more stable, higher status in the world, not being bullied, the country can be more rich.
6. What do you think might be the long-term effects of “Divide and rule” policies?
I think the long-term effects of “Divide and rule” policies are people in different places believe in the different ideologies. The colonial plan of division and domination provoked the religious confrontation, then continue to rule the empire.
7. Is Pan-Africanism a reasonable goal, why or why not?
Yes, Pan Africanism can encourage and strengthen bonds of unity between entire people of African origin.unity of people is important to economic, social, and political progress and aims to bring and uplift people of African origin.
8. How did U.S. Soviet and Chinese intervention in Vietnam affect the images of these countries around the world? Why the difference?
It was affected the strategic interests of the People’s Republic of China, the United States and the Soviet Union as well as the relations between these great powers. China helped Vietnam against French forces during the First Indochina War and later helped North Vietnam unite the nation by fighting South Vietnam and the United States in the Vietnam War. They played different roles in the Vietnam wars, people seen as China is a good person, the United States, and the Soviet Union are bad characters.
9. What do you think was the greatest challenge to creating stable states in Africa in the 1950s though the 1970s?
After decolonization Africa faced some challenges, such as transform African economies and political structures to bring about true autonomy and development. I believe the hardest one is being African unity. Because Africa has been colonized by many countries, so the whole country has been split into many regions, and the beliefs and culture of each part are different. Divided made them weak; only united, Africa could become one of the greatest forces for good in the world.
10. What might be the long-term consequences for the United States in the Cold War if it consistently bases foreign policy decisions on the “Domino Theory”?
Domino Theory’s goal is to allow communism to spread. A communist takeover over of one country would quickly lead neighboring countries to fall to communism, like dominoes falling one by one, United State didn’t success, communism failed to spread throughout Southeast Asia.
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