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Korean War

Introduction * After WWII, Korea was divided into 2 countries * 38th Parallel line(38o N Latitude). * N. Korea became a communist country – support of China & Soviet Union. * S. Korea had a non-Communist government & supported by U.S. Korean War Memorial, Washington DC

How it started June 1950, North Korea invaded South Korea. Wanted all of Korea a communist country Pres. Truman asked the United Nations to send a peace keeping force to stop the fighting (Containment Policy) Congress did not declare war

China’s Involvement *Americans feared the spread of communism. *U.N. forces under Gen. D. MacArthur pushed N. Korea back across the 38th Parallel. *MacArthur continued to advanced into N. Korea.

China – Part II *China became alarmed: If U.N. forces move toward their border they would enter the war on the side of N. Korea. U.N. forces did not withdraw China entered the war.

General MacArthur MacArthur wanted to attack China President Truman did not allow -fear Korea would grow into a larger conflict. Truman replaces MacArthur

Outcome Cease fire -July 27, 1953. Pres. Eisenhower brought the war to an end The war ended in a stalemate Korea remained at the 38th Parallel. Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) – boundary separating N. & S. Korea Korea remained at the 38th Parallel. Many Americans felt frustrated by the indecisive war.