1. The Korean War 1945 - 1953 By: Wiphu Dulyakahakit

2. You are going to learned about Reasons for the Korean war to started. Reasons for the Korean war to started. Countries were involved. Countries were involved. Historical personalities. Historical personalities. UN roles during the Korean war. UN roles during the Korean war. Major battles Major battles The outcome of the war. The outcome of the war.

3. Reasons The Korean War to Started: The Allies divided Korea in 1945 at the 38 th parallel. North Korea became a Communist country. The Allies divided Korea in 1945 at the 38 th parallel. North Korea became a Communist country. North Korea Army invaded South Korea on June 25 th, 1950 North Korea Army invaded South Korea on June 25 th, 1950 North Koreans wanted to united the entire nation under the communist government. North Koreans wanted to united the entire nation under the communist government.

4. The countries involved in the Korean War: North Korea South Korea Soviet Union China United States

5. Historical Personalities and their roles: General MacArthur: Led a Union troops to the city of Inchon in South Korea. General MacArthur: Led a Union troops to the city of Inchon in South Korea. Kim Jung-Ill: was the ruler of North Korea when the time North Korea invaded South Korea. Kim Jung-Ill: was the ruler of North Korea when the time North Korea invaded South Korea. Mao Zedong: was the leader of China who helped North Korea. Mao Zedong: was the leader of China who helped North Korea.

6. UN role during the Korean War: The UN troops were led by General MacArthur forced the North Koreans to leaved from most of the South Korea. The UN troops were led by General MacArthur forced the North Koreans to leaved from most of the South Korea.

7. The major battles of the war: On September 15 th 1950, General MacArthur led UN troops landing at Inchon in South Korea. On December 31th 1950, Chinese troops helped North Korea. Communist won control of North Korea.

8. The Outcome of The War On July 27th 1953, the Korean war has ended when president Dwight D. Eisenhower signed a TRUCE or an agreement to stopped fighting. On July 27th 1953, the Korean war has ended when president Dwight D. Eisenhower signed a TRUCE or an agreement to stopped fighting. Korea is still divided at the 38th parallel. Korea is still divided at the 38th parallel. American and UN troops protect the dividing line between the two Korea to this day. American and UN troops protect the dividing line between the two Korea to this day.

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