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What did this vietminh victory cause the French to do?
The Vietminh victory caused the French to withdraw from Vietnam.
What country's troops returned to vietnam in 1946 and drove the vietminh's forces into hiding in the countryside?
French
What was the term used for The league of independence formed by ho chi minh?
Vietminh
Who formed the Vietminh League and why?
The French Indochina
Why did the US first support vietminh then the French?
The Americans were fighting the Japanese at the time and the vietminh were also fighting for independance hoping to gain the U.S. as a ally after the war . After WW II the Americans were afraid of the communist influence of the vietminh and decided that backing the French rule was a better decision wich could be adapted to a freely elected pro US form of government .
Why was the Vietminh League formed?
The Việt Minh initially formed to seek independence for Vietnam from France and later to oppose the Japanese occupation.
What did this vietminh victory cause the French to do?
The Vietminh victory caused the French to withdraw from Vietnam.
What did the Vietminh declare as its main goal?
the main goal from vietminh to win Vietnam's independance from foreign rule by janki patel
Who was the vietminh leader?
Ho Chi Minh, who later became the leader of North Vietnam.
What was the term for the league for independence formed by ho chi minh?
Vietminh
Why were the Vietminh strongest in northern Vietnam?
Because the North is (was) closest to their supply lines (Red China).
What was the conflict between the Vietminh and the country of France?
look it up in the Vietnam war France did something
What country's troops returned to vietnam in 1946 and drove the vietminh's forces into hiding in the countryside?
French
What was the term used for The league of independence formed by ho chi minh?
Vietminh
Who formed the Vietminh League and why?
The French Indochina
What is Communist Vietminh?
The Vietminh, formally known as the League for the Independence of Vietnam, was a nationalist and communist-led movement founded in 1941 to fight for Vietnamese independence from French colonial rule and later against Japanese occupation during World War II. It played a crucial role in the August Revolution of 1945, leading to the declaration of Vietnam's independence. The Vietminh was primarily associated with the leadership of Ho Chi Minh and was instrumental in the struggle against the French and later the United States during the Vietnam War. The movement laid the groundwork for the establishment of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam, which eventually became the Socialist Republic of Vietnam after reunification in 1976.
Why did the US first support vietminh then the French?
The Americans were fighting the Japanese at the time and the vietminh were also fighting for independance hoping to gain the U.S. as a ally after the war . After WW II the Americans were afraid of the communist influence of the vietminh and decided that backing the French rule was a better decision wich could be adapted to a freely elected pro US form of government .
