(1200s) conquered by the Mongols after WWII—Korea divided into 2 parts along the 38 th Parallel.

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(1200s) conquered by the Mongols

after WWII—Korea divided into 2 parts along the 38 th Parallel

North Korea = communist (occupied by Soviet Union)

South Korea = democracy/capitalist (occupied by US)

(1950) North Korea attacked South Korea hoping to unite the 2 as communist country

The Korean War

East Asia at Night

Korean War

North Korea a communist dictatorship (under Kim Jong- Un)

3 Members of the Kim family have ruled North Korea. - Kim il - Sung -Kim Jong – il -Kim Jong – un

(2006) North Korea became a nuclear power

North Korea has been experiencing a famine since the 1990s. Caused by lack of economic activity in the country. Over 2.5 million North Koreans have starved to death.