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    overwhelming push for this war was the rivalry between the United States and the Soviet Union. However, the results have caused tensions among the countries involved and there is no way to solve the problem now, without more problems popping up. The Korean War was caused by the race between the UNited States and Soviet Union over the topic of communism and capitalism, and as a result of this tension, the war between the Korea’s still continues and it is essentially impossible to fix the damage…

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    how might that be conceivable when the U.S and Russia never truly battled? The Korean War has frequently been called America 's "overlooked war" on the grounds that the United States made no critical regional or political additions amid the war. In spite of the way that a huge number of Americans passed on, the war both started and finished with the Korean Peninsula partitioned at the 38th parallel. In any case, the Korean War characterized the Cold War, set up a point of reference for keeping…

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    I choose this quote because I never really thought about how North Koreans lives would be once they escaped the control of their Government. This quote states that the North Korean Government makes it very difficult for people to live what we consider a normal life, because of how strict and isolated their country is. It also says that “. . . Defectors have to rediscover who they are in a world that offers endless possibilities.” Since life is so different outside of North Korea, they have to…

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    As can be seen, the Korean War did not follow the standard scenario of war: neither a declaration of war nor the winners can be found in this conflict. Moreover, Korean conflict is in fact still ongoing today since it never had a proper ending apart from a (perhaps temporarily) armistice signed in 1953 (Grunau, 2004, p. 100). Moreover, waging the conflict which offered questionable benefits in return for both the US and the PRC could significantly undermine the nations ' support of either of…

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    There are dangers to starting this war with North Korea and reasons the United States has not started war. One large concern that would be brought up is what would happen to Seoul if war started. Japan is also under threat of attack as well. The Korea Asia-Pacific Peace Committee, which handles the North’s external ties and propaganda, gave the statement, “The four islands of the archipelago should be sunken into the sea by the nuclear bomb of Juche. Japan is no longer needed to exist near us…

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    Women’s Role in the Korean War In this essay, I will be talking about what caused to let Korea to have 38th parallel and what the women’s role is in the Korean War. I got influenced by this topic (Korean War: Women’s Role) because I want to show people what women did in wars, because many people around me think men did all the work in wars. So I want them to know what women did and what the women’s role in the Korean War was by this essay. I was also going to choose another foreign country war,…

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    CASE OF NORTH KOREAN DEFECTORS IN SOUTH KOREA”. Asian Perspective 33.2 (2009): 151–179. Web. 22 November 2015. The mention of how defectors from North Korea attempt to enter into the labor market and the policies behind that is brought up in this article. system means that change needs to occur for refugees to prosper. The article discussed a way in order to better integrate the defectors into the society in terms of their employment. Finding stable economic markets for North Korean refugees to…

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    other. During the Cold War, the two examples of proxy wars are the Korean and Vietnam wars. The Korean War began in 1950, when North Korean surprise attack on South Korea. Although China supported North Korea who fought for communism, but the United States supports South Korea who is a non-communist country. Three years later, which was in 1953, a armistice was signed and it symbolize the ending of the Korean War. When President Johnson declared that the North Vietnamese…

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    Despite being allies during the Second World War, Americans and Soviets held distinguishing ideas in the postwar visions. The United States and the Soviet Union relations deteriorated following the decade of World War II. The Yalta Conference and the Korean War had been influential events in their relation, creating tensions among them. The Yalta conference was where tensions between the Soviet Union and the United States started to further establish. On February of 1965, President Franklin…

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    The Korean War is one of the most well known wars due to the fact that it caused North and South Korea to split and it created allies around the world. North Korea is one of the most powerful and unpredictable countries in the world and it wants to defeat countries like South Korea and the United States. The Truman Doctrine, Policy of Containment and the Domino Theory all play a role on how the US did not want to see other countries become communist. China recently became a communist country so…

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