The Korean War, was the start of the unresolved separation of Korea. The Cold War influenced the proxy war between North and South Korea, as the allies for both sides where fighting each other in the Cold War, so they influenced North and South Korea to start taking actions, especially South Korea. As the United States wanted to intervene anyway so they can make sure that South Korea don't get influenced into adopting Communism as they thought that would have been a big issue for the world. The Korean War negatively affected North Korea in many ways; social, economic and political. Socially they became isolated from South Korea because of their communist ideology, mostly having issues with the United Nations as well as the United States. Similarly,
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During the period before the war there were conflicts because of the different ideologies both sides had, as well as that, both sides had strong member states backing their actions. “On 8 February 1946, the Provisional People's Committee of North Korea (later the People's Committee) was established as an acting government in the North; this developed into the government of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea in 1948.” This marked the beginning of the start of the communist ideology that North Korea had once there separation from the Japanese empire, had happened. This during the end of the Cold War, made an even bigger impact as the Soviet Union and China wanted Communism to spread, which made them support North Korea. North Korea were supplied with weapons from the Soviet Union, as they believed that North Korea should defend themselves and that they where the ones that where attacked and should show not only South Korea but the United States as well that Communism was the correct ideology and should be followed. Acts like the ones done by The People's Committee when they stressed that participation of farmers in both songch'ul and sumae was voluntary, making compulsory state purchase of farm products illegal. Which was twisted because state purchase was forced on farmers from the outset. The fact that there ideology was going into the state of communism made it an ezsecity for South Korea to start isolating themselves from North Korea as they knew that if they joined North Korea and start using the communist ideology they will be threatened by the United
During the period before the war there were conflicts because of the different ideologies both sides had, as well as that, both sides had strong member states backing their actions. “On 8 February 1946, the Provisional People's Committee of North Korea (later the People's Committee) was established as an acting government in the North; this developed into the government of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea in 1948.” This marked the beginning of the start of the communist ideology that North Korea had once there separation from the Japanese empire, had happened. This during the end of the Cold War, made an even bigger impact as the Soviet Union and China wanted Communism to spread, which made them support North Korea. North Korea were supplied with weapons from the Soviet Union, as they believed that North Korea should defend themselves and that they where the ones that where attacked and should show not only South Korea but the United States as well that Communism was the correct ideology and should be followed. Acts like the ones done by The People's Committee when they stressed that participation of farmers in both songch'ul and sumae was voluntary, making compulsory state purchase of farm products illegal. Which was twisted because state purchase was forced on farmers from the outset. The fact that there ideology was going into the state of communism made it an ezsecity for South Korea to start isolating themselves from North Korea as they knew that if they joined North Korea and start using the communist ideology they will be threatened by the United