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First Sino-Japanese War (25 July 1894-17 April 1895)

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First Sino-Japanese War (25 July 1894-17 April 1895)

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The First Sino-Japanese War is a conflict between China and Japan. Some Korean Rebels helped China, but Japan still won.

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In August 1910, the Japanese, under Emperor Meiji, took the Korean Peninsula.

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The Pacific Theatre (Part of WWII) was a conflict between Japan and the Allied Powers. The Allies won and the Japan had to give up almost every piece of land, including Korea.

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The 38th Parallel is the surface that divides Korea into two,  and it lasted until 1950 and started after World War II.  Two Americans made an idea to split Korea in two.
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Rhee Seung man: the President of the First Republic (24 July 1948-27 April 1960)

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Rhee Seung man: the President of the First Republic (24 July 1948-27 April 1960)

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Rhee Seung-man became the first president of South Korea. This is the Revolutionary moment.
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South Korean Independence Day (August 15th 1948)

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South Korean Independence Day (August 15th 1948)

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The Independence Day of South Korea was important. This was also the same Independence Day of North Korea.

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The Korean War started when the North Koreans marched on Seoul. The UN though helped South Korea to push North Korea back.

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This Zone is just to prevent North and South Koreans (True story) from going to each other. South Koreans are now not allowed to enter North Korea.

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Heo Jeong as South Korean President (25 June 1950 – 27 July 1953, 23 June - 7 August 1960()

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Heo Jeong as South Korean President (25 June 1950 – 27 July 1953, 23 June - 7 August 1960()

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Heo Jeong is a Korean acting prime minister in the First South Korean Republic.

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Gwak Sang-Hun as president (16-23 June 1960)

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Gwak Sang-Hun as president (16-23 June 1960)

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Gwak Sang-Hun works for a Democratic Korean Party.

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Paik-Nak-Chun as South Korean president (8-12 August 1960)

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Paik-Nak-Chun as South Korean president (8-12 August 1960)

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Paek entered Sosok Elementary School in Kwangju in 1944.

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Yun Po-sun as South Korean president (12 August 1960-24 March 1962)

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Yun Po-sun as South Korean president (12 August 1960-24 March 1962)

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He ruled for president from the Democratic to the New Korean Democratic Party.

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Park Chung hee as President (24 March 1962, 17 December 1963, 17 December 1963-24, December 1972, December 24 1972-26 October 1979)

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Park Chung hee as President (24 March 1962, 17 December 1963, 17 December 1963-24, December 1972, December 24 1972-26 October 1979)

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Park Chung-hee was the president of South Korea in 3 republics.

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Choi Kyu-hah as Korean Republic President (26 October-6 December 1979, 6 December 1979-16 August 1980)

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Choi Kyu-hah as Korean Republic President (26 October-6 December 1979, 6 December 1979-16 August 1980)

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Choi Kyu-hah was president of the Fourth Republic of South Korea.

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Park Choong-hoon as president (16 August-1 September 1980)

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Park Choong-hoon as president (16 August-1 September 1980)

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Park Choong-hoon only ruled as president for 16 days.

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Chun Doo-hwan as president (1 September 1980-25 February 1981, 25 February 1981-1988)

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Chun Doo-hwan as president (1 September 1980-25 February 1981, 25 February 1981-1988)

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Before he became South Korean president, he was the president of Demoocratic Justice Party.

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Soviet Union shot Korean Air Lines Flight 007

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Soviet Union shot Korean Air Lines Flight 007

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In 1983, the Soviet Union shot Korean Air Lines Flight 007 by a Soviet Su-15 Interceptor missile. The Soviet Union initially denied knowledge of the incident, but later admitted shooting down the aircraft, claiming that it was on a MASINT spy mission.

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Roh Tae-woo as President (25 February 1988-1993)

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Roh Tae-woo as President (25 February 1988-1993)

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Roh Tae-woo is the first president of the Sixth South Korean Republic.

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Kim Young-sam as president (25 February 1993-1998)

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Kim Young-sam as president (25 February 1993-1998)

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He worked for the Democratic Liberal Part of South Korea, New Korea and he is independent.

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Kim Dae-jung as president (25 February 1998-2003)

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Kim Dae-jung as president (25 February 1998-2003)

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Kim Dae-jung was born in Hauido, Japanese Korea (When the Japanese had Korea).

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Roh Moo-hyun as President (25 February 2003-2008)

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Roh Moo-hyun as President (25 February 2003-2008)

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Roh Moo-hyun was the first leader of South Korea to become president in the 21st Century.

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Lee Myung-bak as president (25 February 2008-2013)

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Lee Myung-bak as president (25 February 2008-2013)

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Lee Myung-bak was part of the South Korean Natonal Assembly from 30 May 1996-21 February 1998.

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Park Geun-hye as President (25 February 2008-10 March 2017)

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Park Geun-hye as President (25 February 2008-10 March 2017)

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Park Geun-hye is the first female president of South Korea.

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Hwang Kyo-han acting as president (9 December 2016 – 10 May 2017)

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Hwang Kyo-han acting as president (9 December 2016 – 10 May 2017)

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Hwang Kyo-han is the acting president of South Korea. He is also the 40th Prime Minister of South Korea.

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Moon Jae-in: Current President of South Korea

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Moon Jae-in: Current President of South Korea

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Moon Jae-in became president on March 10, 2017 and he is still the president of South Korea today.