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June 1945 - Soviet Union Arrives in North Korea

June 1945 - the US arrives in Korea

1950 - North Korea invades South Korea

Under the order of the Soviets North Korea invades South Korea and begins the Korean War

1950 - the US is pushed to the Brink of Defeat

The Soviet Union fought and pushed the US to where there was only one city that remained under the control of the US

1951 - Stalemate at 38th Parallel

No agreement could be formed between the two nations for 2 years until they both decided to go off as separate countries with a bordar in between

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“Cold War.” Encyclopædia Britannica, Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc., https://www.britannica.com/event/Cold-War.

Blakemore, Erin. “What Was the Cold War-and Are We Headed to Another One?” Culture, National Geographic, 31 Mar. 2022, https://www.nationalgeographic.com/culture/article/cold-war.

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No side agreed on a solution so neither side won. There was a total of 3 to 4 million casualties in the war. The war destroyed Korea and left it in rubble

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The Soviet Union was on North Korea's side and planned on taking the whole of Korea until the US stepped in. They were opposed to South Korea.

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The United States was on the Southside of Korea. The US initially was in South Korea to stop the Russian invasion from the North. The US almost lost and was down to only one city till they retook South Korea.

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Why the Koreans Were Fighting Each Other

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Why the Koreans Were Fighting Each Other

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Russia invaded northern Korea and the US-occupied south Korea and since they were in a cold war, the two sides fought as well as many being conflicted on what government would be the best.

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How it was a Larger Part in The Cold War

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How it was a Larger Part in The Cold War

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The Korean war was a proxy war because Russia and the US were not fighting each other directly but through the North and South sides of Korea. The Korean war is one of the examples of the many wars in the Cold war. In many cases Russia and US chose opposite sides just to be against each other. This is important for us to connect this to present day because what we dont know, we tend to repeat. Russia and the US arnt on the best of terms but it is not nearly as bad as it was during the Cold War.

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The Cold war is not traditional because there was no actual war but just a bunch of surrogate/proxy wars and tension between the two sides being US vs The Soviet Union.

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A war that is instigated or fought by a major power that is not involved with the situation