Intergrated Unit (Vietnam) How the Vietnamese got to Australia Main topic (REFUGEE)

Intergrated Unit (VIETNAM) TOPIC- How the Vietnamise people got to Australia

There are many ways how people arrived at Australia and many reasons why these people arrived or came to Australia below is one point........................................

As you might see when you walk around you might see Vietnamise people around 80% of the people left the country because of the world war. and the rest of the 20% were probably married to an Australian Citizen or Immagrted here to live and work and of course an Australian Citizen.

Why did the Vietnamise choose Australia to live? Well of course there is a reason why people choose Australia but many people choose different countries such as America, The Phillipines etc.

Ever heard of World War 2 and battles against the world. Well if you haven't you better catch up on history well world war in Vietnam was awful real terrible. So terrible that citizens of Vietnam had no choice but to leave the country.

A reason why The Vietnamese left the country is beacsue of WW2 many were dead and injured. When the war approched everyone was scared and was really scared of dying of course. There was no chance but to leave the country and move one seriously who would want to die the Opportunity was right there so the Vietnamese probably took the chance and went .

How did they get to Australia well of course back then you didn't have your very own first class plane that you can escape so easily. But instead of a plane there were bicycles and boats of course and of course the bicycle probably didnt make it would if it had wings.

How long did it take to get to the main country by a little small boat? Well it really depends on which country your really going to e.g If the main country was Thailand well as you may know Thailand is just right next well by plane but if you were to go by boat bout 1 week. But if you were to go to Australia wow thats a whole lot of monnths well not exactly months but years.