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   Why did the Korean War start?

   • South Korea Why did the Korean war begin? On June 25, 1950, North Korea invaded South Korea, hoping to unite Korea under a communist government. By September, North Korea had control of almost all of Korea except for the area around the port city of Pusan. Truman, thinking that the Soviet Union supported this attack, sent troops into South Korea.

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   How did China respond to the Korean War?

   • The Chinese responded to this by attacking with a force of hundreds of thousands of troops which pushed the UN back into South Korea. -By January 1951, the Communists (China and North Korea) had captured Seoul, which changed from being held by the Communists to being held by the UN several times throughout the war.

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   What was the significance of the Korean War?

   • It was the start of the Korean War. It was an example of the spread of Communism and how the US was willing to start a war to contain communism. Significance of the UN's involvement in the Korean War. The United Nations was willing to fight a war for unity. The UN was willing to fight so that they could unify Korea under a non-communist government.

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   What did the Korean War challenge?

   • The Korean War Challenges the generally accepted interpretation that the conduct of American POWs in Korea was disgraceful. Looks at such issues as collaboration and resistance, mortality, treatment and prisoner organization. 1975. “Communist Attempts to Elicit False Confessions From Air Force Prisoners of War.”

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   Terms in this set (14) Outcome 1. USA had saved South Korea from communism. Outcome 2. The USA had shown that it would stand up to communists. However the war had cost them billions of dollars. 12-60 billion. Outcome 3. The USA had failed to get rid of communism from North Korea.

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   What was the outcome of the Korean War? Select one: A. The United States radically reduced its involvement in Asian affairs. B. Korea remained divided at the 38th parallel. C. An intense antiwar movement developed in the United States. D. Civilian control of the American armed forces seriously eroded.

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   How many Americans died in the Korean War? 67 billion. How many American dollars were spent on the Korean War? Famine. What major problem do the people of North Korea face today? Study with Quizlet and memorize flashcards containing terms like Japan, Douglas McArthur, Inchon and more.

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   The Korean War ended on July 27, 1953. The UN Command reached an agreement with North Korea and China, called the Korean Armistice Agreement. The Korean Demilitarized Zone was created, and it separated North and South Korea.