CHAPTER-2
NATIONALIST MOVEMENT IN INDO-CHINA
SHORT
ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS (3 MARKS)
1.
What are the economic barriers to Vietnam identified by Paul Bernard?
[Board-2012]
Ans.
High population in Vietnam
- Low agricultural productivity
-Extensive indebtedness
among Peasants
-Lack of industries.
2.
Why there aroused difference over the medium of instruction in the school
during the French reign?
in
Vietnam?
Ans.
Some policy makers emphasized the need for French language as the
medium of instruction
-By learning French
the Vietnamese would familiarize the western culture
\ –Asiatic France Loyal
to French Govt.
-The others suggested
for Vietnamese to be taught in lower classes and the French can
be taught in higher classes-Continue their
ties with China.
3.
How was the school text books reflected in Vietnam during the French Rule?
Ans.
The text books glorified French and colonial rule
-The Vietnamese were
treated as primitive and backward
-They are manual
labourers and skilled copyists but not creative.
4.
What was the role of women in the Anti-Imperial Struggle in Vietnam?
Ans.
They worked as potters, carried 25kgs of food and war material on
their back.
-They helped the wounded,
dug tunnels to save the army
-They neutralized
tens of thousands of bombs and short down many enemy planes
-They kept open many
strategic roads and guarded key points.
5.
What were the causes of defeat of French forces in the battle of Dien Bien Phu?
Ans.
- The valley where the French garrisons were located was flooded in
the monsoons which made it impossible for the French forces and tanks to move
-The whole area was
covered with bushes and jungles making it difficult for the French air force to
trace anti-aircraft guns hidden in bushes and the
Jungles.
6.
Why did the French think that colonies were necessary? Explain. [Board-2012]
- Natural resources
- Advanced mission brought to colonies
- Increase the
cultivation for trade
LONG ANSWERS
TYPE QUESTIONS (5 MARKS)
1.
The battle against French colonial education became part of the larger battle
colonization and for Independence. Explain
Ans.-Teachers
and students should not follow the curriculum of French Govt
-Students fought the colonial
efforts to prevent Vietnamese getting white collar job
-They fought with
patriotic feeling
-Students formed
political associations
- There were protests
from different schools.
2.
What were the causes of US involvement in war in Vietnam?
Ans.
Foremost was the fear of spread of communism in Vietnam
-US regarded the
spread of communism as a great danger to the capitalist countries
-The next cause was
US entry in Vietnam was an insult that France had to face in Vietnam
-US wanted to crush
Vietnam at all cost to save the prestige of the capitalist countries
-The Geneva
conference had divided Vietnam into 2 parts North and South Vietnam
-When Ho Chi Minh
government in North Vietnam and National Liberation
Front
in South Vietnam tried to unify the two parts, in violation of
Geneva conference, US could not tolerate this and hence, she decided to
intervene in Vietnam.
3.
Explain the role of religious groups in the resistance movement against French
Colonialism.
Ans.
Vietnam was the Centre of many religions like Buddhism,
Confucianism and local practice
-The French
Missionaries very often destroyed the religious beliefs of Vietnamese
-Many religious movements
started by Vietnamese
-The Scholars revolts
of 1868 organized by some officials to fight against Christianity
-Thousands of
Catholics were killed
- Hoa-Hao Movement
was very popular movement in Mekong Delta which roused anti-colonial feeling.
4.
Briefly explain the communist movements in Vietnam.
Ans.
In Vietnam communist movement was started under Ho Chi Minh-He
founded the Vietnam
Communist party,
Vietminh
-The communist waged
a series of struggles against USA and France
-During World War II
when Japan attacked Vietnam the communist party of Vietnam bravely fought against
both Japan and France and captured Hanoi
- The North Vietnam
Republic was established by Vietminh there after
-Though French
retained its control in south through Bao Dai was also defeated by the
communists
-In 1954, as per
general agreement the Vietnam was renamed as north and south separately under
Vietnamese and French respectively
-But Ho Chi Minh
along with NLF fought for an undivided Vietnam-With the intension of checking
the growth of communism, later USA intervened in Vietnam-After defeating US,
Vietnam was united under communist rule.
5.
What was Phan Chu Trinh’s objective for Vietnam? How were his ideas different
from those of
Phan
Boi Chau?
Ans. Phan Chu Trinh was a Vietnamese
nationalist.
He sought to end
France’s brutal occupation of Vietnam
- He was intensely
hostile to the monarchy and opposed to the idea of resisting the French with
the help of the court
-He was influenced by
democratic ideas of the west.
Phan Boi Chau was greatly influenced by Confucian
ideas.
His plan was to use
the monarchy and the court to drive out the French.
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