PROTEST IN VIETNAM

The video discusses the political unrest in South Vietnam during the 1960s, focusing on Buddhist protests against President Diệm's government, which was accused of religious persecution. Initially seen as a hero, Diệm's leadership is now viewed as tyrannical by the Buddhist majority. Madame Nhu, Diệm's sister-in-law, is also criticized for her role in the government's repressive measures. The situation raises concerns about the potential advantage it could give to communists.

What was the primary reason for the Buddhist protests in South Vietnam?

• Economic inequality

• Foreign intervention

• Religious persecution

• Political corruption

How was President Diệm initially perceived by the people of Vietnam?

• As a religious leader

• As a national hero

• As a communist sympathizer

• As a foreign invader

What was Madame Nhu's role in the South Vietnamese government?

• She was a military general

• She was the president's sister-in-law and acted as the first lady

• She was a foreign diplomat

• She was a Buddhist leader

What was the initial public reaction to Madame Nhu's creation of a women's army?

• It was criticized by all faiths

• It was ignored by the public

• It was praised by Vietnamese of all faiths

• It was seen as a threat by the communists

Why is the situation in South Vietnam a cause for concern?

• It might benefit the communists

• It could lead to economic collapse

• It could result in a military coup

• It might cause a natural disaster