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a dispute being taken place on behalf of another party

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How a cold war is not a traditional kind of war

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How a cold war is not a traditional kind of war

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The cold war is not traditional because there is so warfare. But it is still a war because countries are fighting jst not directly (hostility between countries but no warfare)

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after 3 years of the war, the US, South Korea, and North Korea agreed to armistice(an agreement to stop fighting) that brought the war to an end. One of the effects were that a lot of civilians ended up dead, wounded and missing. Another effect was that the war was disastrous for all of Korea and destroyed most of its military.

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Why are koreans fighting each other in late 1940s into early 1950s?

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Why are koreans fighting each other in late 1940s into early 1950s?

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The US and USSR implanted their ideal government in their sector of Korea, it caused them to fight on behalf of the superpowers

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What part/role did the US play in the Korean War and WHY?

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What part/role did the US play in the Korean War and WHY?

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they helped nationalist south korea, since the US implemented their own thoughts of government to the people

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Timeline of 5 significant events in the Korean War 

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Timeline of 5 significant events in the Korean War 

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Invasion of South Korea, June 25th, 1950-
-North Korean forces invade South Korea with the intention of reunifying as one nation under communism

Landings at Inchon, September 1950-
-because of the large amount of ground North Korea had claimed in South Korean territory, a UN commander committed a daring mission; SK forces were deployed to a port on the South Korean coast held by North Korea to retaliate against their advances

China's intervention, November 1950-
once the UN forces managed to infiltrate well into Northern soil, China began to deploy their troops and push back the south

The Battle of the Imjin River, April 22nd, 1951-
China joined in the war and raised the death toll, in addition to many PoWs. This forced the UN to retreat back to the south, but they managed to resemble and prevent China from advancing to Seoul

Armistice, July 27th, 1953-
An agreement of truce was created between North and South Korea after two years of negotiation, through this did not cause a means for peace between the two

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what part or role did the Soviet Union play in the Korean War and WHY?

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what part or role did the Soviet Union play in the Korean War and WHY?

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They helped the communist North Korea since they represented their deal government

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why is this a surrogate/proxy war is a part of the larger Cold War?

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why is this a surrogate/proxy war is a part of the larger Cold War?

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This is one of the actual physical battles fought during the cold war, where the US and USSR did not battle directly. They used their region of Korea to dominate the other attempts to unify under either democracy or communism