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Argumentative Essay: The First Vietnam War

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Just before John Quick was due to go into his Corowa Conference he approached Molly’s Minute Moment and told the reporter that “ It is time for this remarkable southern land to come together as one and to let our name heard.” He then paused and said “ Six states and territories will only make Australia frail, but as one united country we would be a great deal stronger than we are today. ” John then rushed off to go into his conference.

Australia transportations come first, so then we are not isolated from family or friends who live in a different state. We could communicate better as one country, and if there was ever to be a war we would have a far stronger military which would benefit us because we would have a better chance against our

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