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paragraph of the significance of the Korean war and its larger part in the cold war

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paragraph of the significance of the Korean war and its larger part in the cold war

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the korean war was very important over 1 million lives were lost in the battles. it was a much bigger part of the war then the media broadcasted it to be. the korean war was like many things during the cold war it was a competition

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neither side won the war and 1,000,000 Koreans died which had a lasting impact on their society and economy and 24,000 Americans died. that is millions of mothers who will never get to see their child again because of communism

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 significant events of the korean war timeline 

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 significant events of the korean war timeline 

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September 1945: South Korea separates from the north: this is significant because it started the tensions between the 2 countries resulting in a surrogate war for the United States and the USSR

June 24, 1950: the North Koreans invade South Korea: this is significant because it was the first surrogate war of the cold war

October 19, 1950: the North Korean capital Pyongyang falls to the UN

September 15, 1950:United States troops invade inchon

July 27, 1953:the Korean war ends: this was significant because it marked the end of a deadly war killing over 1,000,000 Koreans and 24,000 Americans and the end of a surrogate war during the cold war

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"Korean War". HISTORY, 2022, https://www.history.com/topics/korea/korean-war. Accessed 21 Apr 2022.

"Korean War Events ". Faculty.Polytechnic.Org, 2022, http://faculty.polytechnic.org/gfeldmeth/chart.korea.html. Accessed 21 Apr 2022.

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what part did the Soviet Union play in the korean war and why?

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what part did the Soviet Union play in the korean war and why?

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the USSR's communism reached North Korea and they accepted the communism but the south did not the USSR supplied the north to defeat the south and spread communism but the United States implemented their containment plan protecting the south

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what role did the United States play in the Korean war and why?

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what role did the United States play in the Korean war and why?

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the United States implemented their containment plan of containing communism and this was the perfect time to implement it the north was attacking the south trying to force communism on them and the United States fought with and supplied the South Koreans with supplies and weapons.

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why where the koreans fighting from the 40's to the 50's 

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why where the koreans fighting from the 40's to the 50's 

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The koreans were fighting because the north koreans had fallen to communism and the south didn't and the north attacked the south in an attempt to make them communist but the south resisted and fought for there freedom

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explain how the cold war was not a traditional kind of war

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explain how the cold war was not a traditional kind of war

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the cold war was not a traditional war but was still a war because there was constant fear and threats of nuclear attacks from the other side, there were surrogate wars like the korean war, and they even had a mini war in the olympics about which team was better

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a surrogate or a proxy war is two countries in tensions supporting countries that are in war but supporting the opposite sides