Abstract

This article explores the complex and multi-faceted legacy of Vietnam's colonial era, which lasted from the late 19th century to the mid-20th century. The article reviews important literature that investigates the political, economic, and cultural impact of colonialism on Vietnam. The economic impact of colonialism resulted in the severe exploitation of Vietnam's resources and widespread poverty among its inhabitants. The political impact of colonialism led to persecution, and imprisonment of those who opposed the French colonial regime. The cultural impact of colonialism introduced Western culture to Vietnam, resulting in the decline of traditional cultural practices and values. Despite these negative impacts, Vietnam has restored its cultural legacy and built a distinct national identity through its fight for freedom and independence. This article highlights the lasting impact of colonialism on a country's society, economy, and culture.

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