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Spinrad/World Wars in Korea and Vietnam Ch. 17.3 In Asia, the Cold War flares into actual wars supported mainly by proxies: the superpowers.

War in Korea A Divided Land 38th parallel—line dividing Korea into Soviet sponsored North Korea and American-sponsored South Korea Standoff at the 38th Parallel In 1950, North Koreans invade South Korea with Soviet support South Korea, overrun , requests UN assistance; 15 nations send troops. Most troops are American Douglas MacArthur (U.S. General famous in WWII) —leads UN forces against North Koreans North Koreans control most of peninsula when MacArthur counter-attacks at Inchon Half of the North’s army surrenders, the rest retreat

War in Korea Ends The Fighting Continues UN troops push North Koreans almost to Chinese border. Chinese counter-attack, drive UN below Seoul • MacArthur calls for nukes at Chinese border and is removed from command. UN fights to slightly above 38th parallel In 1953, cease fire signed and border established at 38th parallel , where the border began Aftermath of the War North Korea builds collective farms, heavy industry, nuclear weapons (Still a totalitarian Communist govn’t today) Mass starvation. South Korea establishes democracy, growing economy with U.S. aid New constitution and free elections since 1987. Two nations still at war

War Breaks Out in Vietnam How did the U.S. get involved The Road to War Ho Chi Minh—Vietnamese nationalist, later Communist leader The Fighting Begins In 1954, French surrender to Vietnamese after major defeat Domino theory—U.S. theory of Communist expansion in Southeast Asia. Stop communists now before losing all of Southeast Asia Vietnam—A Divided Country International peace conference agrees on a divided Vietnam Ngo Dinh Diem—leads anti-Communist government in South Vietnam (set up by the U.S. & France) Vietcong—South Vietnamese Communist guerillas fighting against Diem

The United States Gets Involved U.S. Troops Enter the Fight In 1964, Gulf of Tonkin resolution gives president Johnson a “blank check” to fight. Johnson sends U.S. troops to fight Viet Cong and North Vietnamese U.S. fights guerilla war defending increasingly unpopular government Vietcong gains support from Ho Chi Minh, China, Soviet Union The United States Withdraws War grows unpopular in U.S. after 1968 Tet offensive; in 1969, Nixon starts withdrawing troops Vietnamization—Nixon’s plan to withdraw U.S. from war gradually Last U.S. troops leave in 1973; U.S. stops aid. China does not. South Vietnam overrun in 1975 (Fall of Saigon) Vietnam is still a Communist one-party government, like China, but has opened the country up for investment and uses free markets

Postwar Southeast Asia Cambodia in Turmoil Khmer Rouge—Communist rebels who take control of Cambodia in 1975 (Led by ruthless utopian Pol Pot) They slaughter 2 million Cambodians; overthrown by Vietnamese invaders In 1993, Cambodia adopts democracy, holds elections with UN help Vietnam After the War Saigon renamed Ho Chi Minh City; Vietnam united as Communist nation About 1.5 million people flee Vietnam, many in rickety boats, some settling in U.S., Canada, Israel In 1995, United States normalizes relations with Vietnam