Warm Up # 7 How did the Cold War affect North Korea’s feelings towards the rest of the world?

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Warm Up # 7 How did the Cold War affect North Korea’s feelings towards the rest of the world?

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John Green: The Cold War in Asia https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y2IcmLkuhG0 First 4:18

Revisit Your Notes 1. Circle “Key Terms” 2. Highlight “Main Ideas” Word you cannot tell the story without 2. Highlight “Main Ideas” Information that answers the “EQ” 3. Ask Questions (Broad Questions) Each question should apply to a large “chunk” of information. Example: How did the crisis in Berlin reflect the conflict of the Cold War?