Papers Due Today
Read 155-173 in Brower, rather than 155-56 and 165-73
Why Did the Vietnamese Win?
Common Answers--The Focus on the United
States
The Vietnamese Side
The Nationalist
Mission
The Leninist
Party, Socialism, and Ho Chi Minh
Outside Support
The Peasants
Diversity
within the South
The French and American Presence
Commercialization
Peasant Concerns
Religious Differences
The Military and the Question of Loyalty
| Group | Morale | Organization | Peasants |
| Hanoi/NLF | X | X | X |
| Diem/Military | ? | - | - |
| United States | ? | X | - |
Comic Interlude
EGYPT AND ARAB NATIONALISM
Introduction
Gamal 'Abd al-Nasser and the 1952
Revolution
Neo-Colonialism
Pan-Arabism and Pan-Africanism
Middle Eastern Radicalism
Foreign Domination
Development
Palestine
and Israel
Foreign Involvement and Control
Ottoman Conquest (1517)
European Impact (1800s)
Commercialized
Agriculture; Suez Canal
British Conquest (1882-1922)
The Transfer of Power and Egyptian
"Independence"
The British
Right to Intervene in Four Areas
Source: CIA World Factbook.
Internal Economic, Political, and Social Difficulties
Economics
The Land Question
and Peasants
The Rural Population, Cotton Production, and Land Consolidation
Population Growth
Agricultural Problems
Irrigation
Crop Rotation
WWI and the Great Depression
Urbanization and Problems of Industrialization
The Great Depression and WWII
Politico-Social Issues
The Otto-European
Monarchy (Fu'ad and Faruq) and the Middle Class
The Monarchy
and the Peasantry
The Monarchy
and Religious Conservatives
The Jewish
Presence in Palestine
The Increasing Jewish Presence
The British Withdrawal (1947-48)
War and Defeat in Palestine/Israel
Political
Movements and Their Problems
The Wafd Party
The Communist Party
Conservative Religious Movements--Muslim Brotherhood
The Free Officers Movement (Post-1948)