Explain as how the government made the Saigon Native Girls School to take back the student they had expelled.

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Explain as how the government made the Saigon Native Girls School to take back the student they had expelled.


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(i) An incident which happened in Saigon Native Girls School n 1926 created much bad-blood in Vietnam.
(ii) It so happened that a Vietnamese girl sitting on one of the front seats as asked to vacate her seat for a local French student. When she refused to do so, she was expelled from the school by the Principal.
(iii) When the angry students protested, they too were expelled leading to a further spread of the agitation and the protests.
(iv) Seeing the situation getting out of control, the school authorities forced the school to take back the students.
(v) Such incidents went a long way in instilling the national feelings among the Vietnamese people.

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