Concepts: Conflict Creates Change Conflict Resolution

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

***Castle Learning Regents Review due Friday***.

Advertisements

The Korean War Presentation by Mr. Hataway Created January 29, 2003 Revised February 23, 2005 Revised March 3, 2011.

War in Korea By: Isabella de Jesus and Anna Marie Jennings.

Korean and Vietnam Wars Mr. Hardy RMS IB Middle School.

Communism Spreads in East Asia

ASIA REVIEW Benchmark 3. What country has the largest democracy in the world? INDIA.

Japan was forced to give up colonial holdings following their defeat in World War II. By 1947, the 38 th parallel had been established for the removal.

Korea was a Japanese colony during WWII When Japan lost the war, Russian and American troops liberated Korea The Russians and Americans decided that Korea.

Bellringer Happy almost spring break!!—put your homework (with the rubric) and any mercy passes (staple them together with the homework) in the bin! SOL.

The Korean War Ms. Hunt RMS IB Unit Korean War Japan controlled the territory throughout World War II – After defeat the Soviet Union controlled.

Korean War The Korean War was fought between South Korea and communist North Korea. It was the first major conflict of the Cold War as the Soviet.

Mao Zedong and Korean War. Enduring Understanding Conflict and Change: The student will understand that when there is conflict between or within societies,

Tracy Anthonsen Alyssa Pelletier

Why do you think the Korean War is sometimes referred to as the Forgotten War?

The Cold War: The Korean and Vietnam Wars. Background Containment: the American policy of preventing the spread of Communism led to American involvement.

The Hot War in the Middle of the Cold War.  During WWII, Korea was divided at 38 th Parallel  Soviet Union and United States shared trusteeship 

Korean War Explain the reasons for foreign involvement in Korea and Vietnam in terms of containment of Communism. .

Do Now Why might textbooks from different countries offer different versions of the same historical events? When textbooks offer conflicting accounts,

The Korean War.

2-4 Notes 2: The Korean War Modern US History Unit 2-4: The Cold War May 17, 2010.

During the 1940’s, political tensions were building in Korea Japan had ruled Korea from , but had been driven out by the United States and the.

Overview of Korean War.

© 2015 Brain Wrinkles SS7H3e. End of WWII The United States, Soviet Union, and Great Britain made an agreement on how they would _________________________________________________.

 Korea was divided at the 38 th parallel after WWII  North Korea was occupied by Soviet Union  America occupied South Korea  Division was.

E.Explain the reasons for foreign involvement in Korea and Vietnam in terms of containment of Communism. EQ#1 Why did the US become involved in Korea?

CONTAINMENT & COLD WAR IN ASIA APRIL 30, 2014 NOTE PACKET C.

KOREA “The Forgotten War”

THE KOREAN WAR : Known as the “Forgotten War”

War in Korea The Cold War Spreads Around the Globe.

COMMUNISM IN E. ASIA. COMMUNISM Goal = create a utopia where everyone is equal -everything (all wealth) is shared Gov’t. has full power to ensure all.

After WWII, Korean Peninsula divided into North and South Korea at the 38 th Parallel South Korea became independent of Japan in 1945 US helping South.

Examine the picture. What is happening? What is the U.S. doing? What do you think this picture means?

Asia History Review. Who was Mohandas (Mahatma) Gandhi?

SS7H3e Explain the reasons for foreign involvement in Korea and Vietnam in terms of containment of Communism.. Concepts: Conflict Creates Change Conflict.

War in Korea and Vietnam th Parallel Post WWII Korea divided at 38 th Parallel North – Communist South – U.S. backing.

Korea is a peninsula in East Asia.. Korea’s location allowed for cultural diffusion from China.

7 th Grade Civics Miss Smith *pgs  After fighting Nazi Germany as allies, USA and Soviet Union became enemies  This was because of their differences.

Cold War Heats Up China and Korea Map of Korea. China’s Political Situation Mao Zedong –Communists in the north –Support of peasants, redistributed land.

North and South Korea One Nation Split Into Two. Korea Was Once Whole Korea was once part of China until Korea ruled itself until Japanese occupation.

Korean War Chapter 17, 2. I. The Korean Conflict A. After WWII, Japanese in the North surrendered to the USSR B. Japanese in the South surrendered to.

THE KOREAN WAR © 2011 Clairmont Press. KOREAN WAR  The Korean War was fought from 1950 to  A military conflict between North and South Korea 

North Korea. Review: Geography ^Topographic maps show the elevations of land masses. Korea is a Peninsula located to the East of China. It’s geography.

***Castle Learning Regents Review due Friday***

The Korean War Conflict in Korea Before WWII, the Korean peninsula had been conquered by ________. Before WWII, the Korean peninsula had been.

The Korean War Conflict in Korea Before WWII, the Korean peninsula had been conquered by Japan. Before WWII, the Korean peninsula had been.

Hot Parts of the Cold War in Korea and Vietnam Summarize the events of the Cold War, including the Soviet domination of Eastern Europe; the rise.

Objectives 1.Explain how Communists came to power in China and how the United States reacted. 2.Summarize the events of the Korean War. 3.Explain the conflict.

The Korean War. Question What happened to Korea after WWII?

Extended Launch 1. 1.What was the Berlin Blockade? 2. 2.Why did the US Airlift Supplies into Berlin? 3. 3.What was the result of the Airlift? 4. 4.Why.

Korean War: (1950 – 1953) After WWII, the US and USSR agree to a temporary division of Korea along the 38th parallel (line of latitude) and allied occupation.

North and South Korea.

U.S. Presence In the Korea Peninsula

Korean War The Korean War was fought between South Korea and communist North Korea. It was the first major conflict of the Cold War as the Soviet.

One Nation Split Into Two

SS7H3e Cold War and Korea.

One Nation Split Into Two

One Nation Split Into Two

Vietnam War and Korean War SS7H3a: Describe how nationalism led to independence in Vietnam. SS7H3e Explain the reasons for foreign involvement in Korea.

Very important in understanding Korea today.

Containment of Communism

Aim: Trace the Course and Consequences of the Korean War

Examining the roots of the Korean conflict?

North and South Korea.

Postwar America ( ) Lesson 2 The Korean War.

7th Grade Civics Miss Smith *pgs

SS7H3e Cold War and Korea.

Korea Early History The Korean War Korea: North and South Leaders –

First Nine Weeks-Unit 3 Japan, Vietnam and The Korea’s

Presentation transcript:

Concepts: Conflict Creates Change Conflict Resolution SS7H3e Explain the reasons for foreign involvement in Korea and Vietnam in terms of containment of Communism. . Concepts: Conflict Creates Change Conflict Resolution

The Cold War **War of words between USA and Soviet Union right after World War II ended. **Soviet Union supported Communism and the USA did not. **The 2 countries became enemies.

Reasons for the War The Domino Theory: the belief that when one Asian country fell to communism the ones around would also The Korea Peninsula had been in control of the Japanese during WWII and was divided between the USSR and the US following the end of WWII China’s influence on North Korea. The Containment Policy: keeping communism from spreading. Lastly, North Korea invaded South Korea.

The Koreas The Soviet Union and the US helped Korea gain it’s independence, the country was divided along the 38th parallel (or the DMZ) (line of latitude running through Korea). North Korea became a communist country (with help of Soviet Union) **South Korea become a democratic country (with help of USA) In 1950, the Korean War began because North Korea invaded South Korea. The United Nations sent troops to help South Korea.

U.N. forces pushed the North Koreans all the way back to the northernmost parts of Korea. Things changed again, however, when Chinese troops crossed the border to help North Korea. A stalemate soon developed, in which *Neither side won Both sides signed a cease-fire in 1953 that left the country divided at almost the exact same point as it had been before the war.

Today North & South Korea are separated at the 38th Parallel by a fence, known as the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ). The DMZ is guarded on both sides by NK troops & SK troops. No one is allowed in or out of North Korea today.

Today, tensions remain high between North and South Korea. North & South Korea Today! Today, tensions remain high between North and South Korea. A Market economy and democracy have allowed South Korea to thrive as a wealthy, modernized society. North Korea is one of the poorest nations in the world. Its strict communist government puts most of the nations resources into its military rather than on efforts to modernize and benefit the population.

North & South Korea continued.. Communism is the main problem in N.Korea today. Communism: The goal is to have a classless society with no rich or poor—everyone is supposed to be equal BUT it DOES NOT work this way. North Korea wants South Korea to be communist, and South Korea wants North Korea to be a democracy. Neither side is willing to negotiate to come together as one Korea

North Korea For 40 years, North Korea relied on its two giant neighbors, the Soviet Union and China, for political, economic, and military assistance- but no longer has ties to either country . -North Korea is not friends with many other countries North Korea has a Communist Government & a Command Economic System North Korea is led by a dictator, Kim Il Sung until his death; now his son, Kim Jong Il ruled until his death now his son, Kim Jong-Un is the leader North Korea is rich in mineral resources North Korea is believed to have several nuclear weapons able to reach South Korea and Japan.

Kim Il Song Kim Jong Il