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Korean War 1950-1953

Causes Chinese Civil War - China falls to communist Japan became the key to defending Asia Dividing Korea at 38th parallel – after World War II North Korea invades South Korea, to unite the country under communism

Containment Policy: Stop the spread of communism throughout Asia Use Military to support the policy

UN Police: UN Security Council sent troops to defend South Korea American Fleet sent to protect Taiwan Air and Naval support for S. Korea Congress cheered Truman’s actions (did not declare war)

MacArthur: Leader of UN forces in Korea Pushes N. Koreans back out of S. Korea Disagreement with Truman on expanding the war to China

EFFECTS: Korea remains divided by 38th parallel – DMZ zone Are American troops still in Korea? Americans frustrated with death toll and results 33,600 KOA and 20,600 died in accidents or from disease Communist out of S. Korea - Containment had occurred; expanded the Cold War to Asia Began to send aid to the French in Vietnam 1st time fought with integrated military MILITARY INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX - Increase in Military spending and research and use of military pressure (instead of economic or political) Poisoned relationship w/communist China