To me, this quote sounds something like civil rights leader Malcolm X would say, or someone from the Black Panther Party. Malcolm X believed in black supremacy and thought that black people should use any method possible to be equal to whites. The Black Panther Party, however, believed that blacks needed to take control and the would do any means possible to achieve this.
<span>I would
say:
c. The Vietnamese wanted to be free of all foreign influence.
d. U.S. forces fought a conventional war, while their communist foes conducted
a guerilla campaign.
I do not think that: b. Once South Vietnam surrendered, the rest of Southeast
Asia soon fell to communist invaders, is true. If, for example, Cambodia,
adopted a communist regime (and almost immediately started a war against Vietnam), Thailand, on the other hand, didn't.</span>
The primary achievement of the Second continental Congress was drafting an official Declaration of Independence which officially separated the colonies from Great Britain. <span />
If you flee you may be safe, but you will wish you had died in battle because you will be thought of as a coward. This passage takes the time to set the scene for the alternative: A safe, comfortable flight and exile. Then she asks the real question: Would that truly be more comfortable?
