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The significance of the Korean War was the splitting of Korea into North and South

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The Korean War was a war to contain communism from Korea, but North Korea wanted communism and South did not, so North invaded the South

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By Evan Roberts

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The Korean War relates to the Cold War because it is another war that is trying to stop Communism from spreading.

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The 33rd president of the US. Truman executed the Marshall Plan to rebuild to Western Europe economy and established the Truman Doctrine which gave military aid. Truman took FDR’s place after his passing in April of 1945. He was the final call for the atomic bombs to be dropped and he wanted to FULLY stop communism all in all

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A five star general and played an important part in the Pacific Theater. MacArthur was the designated commander to defend South Korea once North Korea invaded.

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First President of South Korea, but was also president of teh Republic of Korea before invasion. He oversaw the transfer of power in the US military. He adopted strong anti-communism and lead South Korea through war

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June 25, 1950-July 27, 1953

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yxaegqvl4aE

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Korea Divided into North and South
Soviets and Americans withdraw military
North Korea invades the South
Truman orders air and naval support for South Korea
Truman relieves MacArthur from command
Armistice formally re-established the division in Korea

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North and South Korea
Battles:
Battle of the Imjin River
Operation Ripper
Battle of Old Baldy
Battle of Hill Eerie

Battle of Heartbreak Ridge

Battle of Pakchon
Battle of Osan
Battle of Bloody Ridge
Battle of Bloody Ridge
Third Battle of Seoul
Battle of Inchon