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It was a large part of the cold war because neither country wanted to spend millions on a whole war, so they just spied on each other for the whole war. Countries use this same strategy nowadays to make sure they dont have many casualties. Look at the Iraq war. We spied all the time in that war and had under 1 million casualties.

“Korean War Timeline.” Encyclopædia Britannica, Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc., https://www.britannica.com/list/korean-war-timeline.

National Geographic Society. “U.S. Enters Korean War.” National Geographic Society, 27 May 2014, https://www.nationalgeographic.org/thisday/jun27/us-enters-korean-war/#:~:text=U.S.%20troops%20occupied%20the%20southern,war%20for%20the%20Cold%20War.

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They agreed to an armistice, and they created the DMZ to separate north and south korea. Nobody really won the war because korea was still divided after. The war left north and south korea in shambles, and both of them had heavy losses military wise and economically

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Create a timeline of 5 significant events in the Korean War.  Explain the significance of 3 of the 5. 

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Create a timeline of 5 significant events in the Korean War.  Explain the significance of 3 of the 5. 

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August 15, 1948– the republic of korea/south korea is established. The democratic people’s republic of korea/north korea is also established. This when korea is first divided.
January 12, 1950– the secretary of state vaguely talks about the protection of the pacific, and basically points out there is a possibility the could attack other parts of the pacific– korea. This is just important now because we know what happened.
January 17, 1950– the korean leader of the north proposes they liberate south korea to the soviet leaders. This is significant because again, it’s hinting to war.
June 25, 1950– 100,000 north korean troops go across the 38th parallel, initiating the start of the war.
June 27, 1950– the US passes a law in order to help korea in the war.

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What role were the Soviets playing in the korean war

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What role were the Soviets playing in the korean war

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They occupied the northern part of korea so they could keep communism

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What role was the US playing in the korean war

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What role was the US playing in the korean war

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They occupied the southern part to keep democracy, also helped them out.

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Why were koreans fighting each other in the 40's-50's

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Why were koreans fighting each other in the 40's-50's

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Their country was being divided during the cold war and they were in the middle of the “korean war”

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Why the cold war was not a traditional kind of war.

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Why the cold war was not a traditional kind of war.

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There wasn’t the infantry battles we see in the world wars, instead there was just spying on the other country.

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It is a form of warfare in which country’s outsourcing of the strategical, or tactical burdens of warfare. They use technology to lower the costs of war