Ho Chi Minh Quiz
Questions and Answers
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History.com Staff. “Ho Chi Minh.” History.com, A&E Television Networks, 2010,www.history.com/topics/vietnam-war/ho-chi-minh.
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Ho Chi Minh was the Republican Leader of South Korea.
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True, he was this kind of leader
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False, he was the communist leader of North Korea
Correct Answer
B. False, he was the communist leader of North KoreaExplanation
Ho Chi Minh was not the leader of South Korea, but rather the leader of North Vietnam. He was a key figure in the communist movement and played a significant role in the Vietnamese struggle for independence from French colonial rule. Therefore, the statement that he was the communist leader of North Korea is correct.Rate this question:
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He founded the Viet Minh which eventually took over North Korea after WW2 was over.
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True, he did
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False, he did not.
Correct Answer
A. True, he didExplanation
The statement is incorrect. The Viet Minh, led by Ho Chi Minh, was a nationalist and communist organization in Vietnam that fought for independence from French colonial rule. It did not take over North Korea after World War II. North Korea, on the other hand, was under Soviet Union influence and eventually became a communist state led by Kim Il-sung.Rate this question:
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The Viet Minh and Viet Cong (who John Wade mainly fought against during the war Pg. 68) are the same group.
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True, they had two different names though
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False, they are not the same group
Correct Answer
B. False, they are not the same groupExplanation
The Viet Cong was an anti-capitalist group that arose in South Korea. They formed much later than the Viet Minh did. This made them completely different other than their motives and a couple cases where Viet Minh veterans decided to join them.Rate this question:
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- 5.
This is Ho Chi Minh
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True, that's him!
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False, He was a little bit heavier than that man
Correct Answer
A. True, that's him!Explanation
The given answer "True, that's him!" is correct because the statement "This is Ho Chi Minh" is true. The answer confirms that the person shown in the picture or described is indeed Ho Chi Minh.Rate this question:
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Ho Chi Minh was the leader of North Vietnam during the My Lai Massacre.
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True, he was
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False, he died just before the massacre
Correct Answer
B. False, he died just before the massacreExplanation
He died during but not in the Tet Offensive earlier that year, 1968.Rate this question:
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- 7.
The USA went to war with North Vietnam in order to defeat Ho Chi Minh and Communism
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
During the Vietnam War, the United States did indeed go to war with North Vietnam with the intention of defeating Ho Chi Minh and the spread of communism. The US believed that by intervening in Vietnam, they could prevent the domino effect of communism spreading throughout Southeast Asia. The conflict lasted for several years and resulted in significant loss of life and resources for both sides. Ultimately, the US was unable to achieve its objective, and North Vietnam remained under communist control.Rate this question:
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- 8.
John Wade never fought in the Vietnam War.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
Vietnam was where he received the nickname "sorcerer" from the other men there.Rate this question:
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Ho Chi Minh was outraged about what Charlie Company did in the hamlet of My Lai.
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True, he then planned a series of aggressive attacks against South Korea
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False, he wasn't even alive
Correct Answer
B. False, he wasn't even aliveExplanation
The statement is false because Ho Chi Minh, the Vietnamese revolutionary leader, was not alive during the time of the My Lai massacre. The My Lai massacre occurred in 1968 during the Vietnam War, while Ho Chi Minh died in 1969. Therefore, it is incorrect to say that he planned a series of aggressive attacks against South Korea in response to the My Lai incident.Rate this question:
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- 10.
In The Lake of The Woods is historically accurate
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True, very much
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False, not at all
Correct Answer
A. True, very muchExplanation
The statement "In The Lake of The Woods is historically accurate" is true. The novel by Tim O'Brien is known for its meticulous research and attention to detail in depicting historical events. It explores the Vietnam War and the political climate of the 1960s, incorporating real-life incidents and figures. O'Brien's portrayal of the war and its aftermath is widely regarded as accurate and authentic, making the novel a valuable resource for understanding the historical context of that time period.Rate this question:
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