THE KOREAN WAR 1950-1953. THE DIVISION OF KOREA After WW II Korea became free from Japan. Soviet troops stayed in the North and US troops stayed in the.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

North and South Korea. South Korean Flag North Korean Flag.

Advertisements

The Cold War Heats Up Chapter 18.2 pages

The Korean War By: Wiphu Dulyakahakit.

The Korean War The Seesaw War Coach Book Lesson 34.

Atlas Activity (pages 92-93). a. After World War II, Korea was occupied by the _______________ in the North and the ________________ in the South. b.

Concepts: Conflict Creates Change Conflict Resolution

Kim Jong-un and North Korea Succession of Kim Jong-un North Korea and the World Relationship with South Korea.

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 

Chapter 18 Section 2. I.) Origins of the Korean War A.Japan ruled Korea until 1945 B.Post WWII Korea divided between Soviets (North) & U.S. (South) C.Split.

Korean War Map Activity

The “Hot Wars” of the Cold War Period: The Korean War The Vietnam War Communism vs. Democracy.

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

KOREA. I. GEOGRAPHY – peninsula (land surrounded by __________) on 3 sides. - 2 countries ___________ and ______________ A. Korea has served as a cultural.

Cold War Chapter 18 section 2.

The Korean War.

CLO… I can in writing identify the causes the Korean War and describe how the war continues to impact the United States.

Do Now: Why do you think Americans fight overseas for other nations to preserve Democracy?

It began on June 25, 1950 when North Korea invaded South Korea. At first, no other countries were involved. The United States became involved to help South.

KOREA THE COLD WAR BEYOND EUROPE. MAPS 1945 – Korea controlled by Japan Soviets occupied the NORTH, America the SOUTH The two halves were divided by.

Korea After Japan’s defeat in WWII, Soviet and American forces agreed to divide Korea temporarily along the 38 th parallel of latitude. North.

The Korean War. Korea After WWII Formerly a Japanese colony 1945: Korea temporarily divided between North and South North Korea became a Communist state.

Cold War in Asia. Chinese Civil War  A. Began after WWI it is between the Nationalists and Communists 1. Nationalists a. Led by Chaing Kai-Shek b.

 Korea had been under Japanese control during WWII  After war, allies (US) and the Soviets agreed to divide Korea along the 38 th parallel  Most.

 North Koreans pushed UN and South Korean forces to the area of Pusan  Amphibious landing at Inchon  com/video/clip/ _02.

Korean War June 1950 – July Korean History In 1910 Japan invaded Korea and took power over the area. They held it until WWII. At the Potsdam Conference,

The Korean War Objective: Explain how the Korean War began and trace the course through the cease-fire;

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 

The Forgotten War. Mao Zedong (Communist) Chiang Kai-shek (Nationalist) 1949 communist defeat nationalists in China US fear alliance between USSR and.

People’s Republic of China & Korean War POLITICAL AND GOVERNMENTAL CHANGES DURING THE COLD WAR.

Korean War. I. Origins After WWII, a civil war broke out in China. Nationalists vs. Communists Led by Mao Zedong U.S. sent 2 billion in aid to the nationalists.

KOREA THE COLD WAR BEYOND EUROPE. THE KOREAN WAR A grief stricken American infantryman whose buddy has been killed in action is comforted by another soldier.

Warm Up # 24 It has been said that the Cold War is an “ideological conflict.” What “ideas” do you think we disagree about? Why can we not get along do.

Korean Peninsula Conflict

KOREAN WAR 15-2.

THE KOREAN WAR Ms. Ha HSCE

China, Korea and the US Policy of Containment

U.S. Marine Strike, 1950.

THE COLD WAR BEYOND EUROPE

6.4 The Korean War Live Lesson.

Cold War The Korean War.

The Korean War ( ) The Cold War Gets “Hot”

The Forgotten War Section 3 (Part 2).

Today’s Target Make a folding fan from a sheet of paper. Illustrate it with scenes reflecting natural environments.

SS7H3e Cold War and Korea.

The Korean War.

Very important in understanding Korea today.

The Korean War The Seesaw War

How did the war get started?

The Two Koreas A Split Peninsula.

The KOREAN War Lesson 2: Part 1: Test 12.

The Korean War The Korean War Mr. Kelly's History Class.

Aim: Trace the Course and Consequences of the Korean War

U.S. Marine Strike, 1950.

What causes the conflict in Korea and how is it resolved?

The Korean War.

Korea and the US Policy of Containment

SS7H3e Cold War and Korea.

What causes the conflict in Korea and how is it resolved?

U.S. Marine Strike, 1950.

Armistice An agreement to stop fighting for a certain time; a truce.

What causes the conflict in Korea and how is it resolved?

What causes the conflict in Korea and how is it resolved?

What causes the conflict in Korea and how is it resolved?

Presentation transcript:

THE KOREAN WAR

THE DIVISION OF KOREA After WW II Korea became free from Japan. Soviet troops stayed in the North and US troops stayed in the South. In 1948 South Korea voted to be a democratic country. The same year the Soviets put in a communist government in the North/ The United Nations divided Korea at the 38 th parallel.

KOREAN GEOGRAPHY On Your Map Label: North Korea and South Korea The capitols of North and South Korea The Sea of Japan The the 38 th parallel?

THE KOREAN WAR Which side attacked the other first in 1950, the North or the South? Label the two South Korean cities where US troops landed? What do you notice about the fighting from ?

THE KOREAN WAR What do you notice about the fighting from 1951 to 1953? Label the Yalu River on your map. On which parallel did the Korean War end? Why do you think people call the Korean War a stalemate?

THE KOREAN WAR ENDS In 1953 the North and South signed an armistice, ceasefire agreement. Why do you think historians call the Korean War a stalemate? Label the DMZ, demilitarized zone, at the 38 th parallel.