North Korea has more than 206 detention centers across the whole span of North Korea, where North Koreans go if they do something that is wrong in the eyes of Kim Jong Un. At the detention centers the Koreans are forced to do hard work and are given little food. (CNN)

Once North Koreans are put in prison camps, they are re-educated to the North Korean thoughts the government wants them to think. They are thought about complete loyalty to Kim Jong Un their “Supreme Leader”. (CNN)

The goverment of North Korea does not give freedom of religion, thought and expression. They cannot speak out against the goverment or they will find themselves in prison camps. (Human Rights Watch)

North Korea forces men, woman, and children into forced labor in North Korea. (Human Rights Watch)

North Korea had always kept music out of there country but since Kim Jong Un has token the command, North Korea really likes music and even now has jazz bands. (NK News)

North Korea has previously not allowed paintings to be made freely. They were only allowed for propaganda. In 1994 this changed however and now paintings made in North Korea are sold on the international market and creates jobs for many people in North Korea. (NK News)

In North Korea farmers play a good part in the economy. North Korea does not like to rely on other countries so they make their own food. Farmers grow corn, rice, barley, and wheat. (Britannica)

North Korea has manufacturing industries in their country where they produce iron and steel as well as other products such as vehicles, glass, cement and a small amount of consumer goods. (Britannica)

1989 was when North Korea was first accused of making Nuclear Weapons (Miller, p.111)

In 1994 North Korea agrees with America to stop making nuclear weapons. (Miller, p.111)

On October 4th 2002, North Korea admits to be making nuclear weapons. (Miller p.112)

In 2003 North Korea says they are reactivating their nuclear factory’s for peaceful reasons. (Miller p.112)

As of 2024 it is estimated North Korea has over 50 nuclear weapons as well as enough material to make 70-90 nuclear weapons. (Arms Control Association)