Asked by henry

Thailand once served as a buffer state to prevent tensions between:
A)**colonial governments in the philippines and indochina
B)hindu and buddhist religious factions
C)french and british colonial government
D)vietnamese communist leaders.

east timors violent fight for independence devolped primarily from:
A)ethnic differences and conflicts between christians and muslims
B)u.s involement in indonesian affairs
C)** the activities of french colonist in indonesia in the 1700s
D)the rise of communism within indonesia

Answers

Answered by Ms. Sue
I don't see how Thailand could be a buffer state when it was much farther east of Indochina and the Philippines. Check your book to see if either B or C is the best answer.

East Timor became independent in 2002. I doubt if activities in the 1700s could be considered a primary cause of the violence leading to independence. Please try again.

Answered by henry
1)b 2)d
Answered by Ms. Sue
You may be right on 1. But check your book because it could be a different answer.

The second one is wrong. I don't think you're reading your book (or even my previous answers).



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