The Korean War

Apr 19, 2013

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The Korean War. Major Rascon. . Cont.. The UN was in it's infancyThere was constant small-scale fighting at the 38th ParallelNo one thought that the war was actually beginning when it did.January 1950

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the korean war

The Korean War. Major Rascon. . Cont.. The UN was in it

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The Korean War

Tensions. During the 1940's, political tensions were building in KoreaJapan had ruled Korea from 1910-1945, but had been driven out by the United States and the Soviet Union.1945-the Allies had divided Korea into two zones, the Soviets occupied the northern zone and U.S. troops occupied the southern zone..

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The Korean War

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The Korean War

Overview/Background:. The Korean War was the time when the Cold War became a global conflict. In 1945, Korea was freed from the Japanese. US troops stayed in South Korea and Soviet troops remained in North Korea until 1946. The country was split in half at the 38th parallel: North Korea (led b

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The Korean War

The Korean War. 1950-1953. BACKGROUND. Beginning in the Late 19 th Century, Japan began to involve itself in the Korean Peninsula and officially occupied Korea from 1910 to 1945

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The Korean War

The Korean War. 1950 – 1953 Global Development and impact of the Cold War. Korea divided. Divided at the 38th parallel at the end of WWII when Japanese forces surrendered to Soviets in the North and the Americans in the South .

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The Korean War. 18.3. The 38 th Parallel. When WW II ended, Korea became a divided nation . North of the 38th parallel, a line that crosses Korea at 38 degrees north latitude , Japanese troops surrendered to Soviet forces.

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The Korean war. Civil war and revolution in china. Beginning as early as 1920, Communist powers had tried to take control of China Mao Tsedong : Communist leader Chiang Kai- Shek : Nationalist/Democratic leader The take-over attempts were halted during WWII to hold off Japanese invasion

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The Korean War

The Korean War. 1950-1953. TERMINAL LEARNING OBJECTIVE. ACTION: Deliver a brief overview of the Korean War CONDITION: In a classroom setting, given a forty-five minute block of instruction

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The Korean War

The Korean War. Start. North Korea launched surprise attack in June 1950 South Korea’s Capital – Seoul – fell in 4 days. United Nation Responds. United Nations forces stop the attack briefly North Korea pushes the U.N. forces to edge of South Korea. Inchon.

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The Korean War

The Korean War. Omar Arraseef Matt Hammond. The Beginning. After Japan’s surrender, Soviets occupied North Korea (Democratic People's Republic of Korea or DPRK) and the U.S. occupied South Korea (Republic of Korea or ROK)

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The Korean War

The Korean War. 1950-1953. BACKGROUND. Korea had been a unified state since the 7 th Century Beginning in the Late 19 th Century, Japan began to involve itself in the Korean Peninsula and officially occupied Korea from 1910 to 1945

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The Korean War

The Korean War. Goal 10. US vs. Soviet Union. Soviets Reparations. Soviets wanted Germany to pay reparations. Soviets agreed to allow free elections in Poland.

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The Korean war. The Korean War began with a surprise attack June 25, 1950, when eight divisions and an armored brigade (90,000 soldiers) of the North Korean People's Army (NKPA) attacked in three columns across the 38th parallel and invaded the Republic of Korea (ROK). Reasons for the War.

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The Korean War

The Korean War. By: Josh and Rhianon. Location of Korea. Korean War Background. After the allied victory in WWII, Korea was split along the 38 th parallel between the U.S. and USSR. It would eventually become a free and independent country.

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The Korean War

The Korean War. Background. 1910- 1945- Japan ruled Korea Resistance movements included communists 1945- US & USSR agreed to divide at the 38 th parallel 1946- separate governments created; UN to supervise elections for re-unification 1948- Korea officially split South- Republic of Korea

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The Korean War

The Korean War. The Forgotten War:. Background:. 1895 Korea taken from China by Japan Cairo Conference 1943, Allies agree that when liberated, it would become independent. Aug. 12, 1945 Soviets enter Korea and push south to the 38th. American occupy the south. This was to only be temporary.

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The Korean War

The Korean War. Background. 1910 – 1945 Japanese colony Post WWII plans: Soviets occupy north of 38 th parallel United States occupy south of Free elections when Korean gvmt was ready COULD NOT AGREE on elections procedure. 1948 2 separate governments

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The Korean War

25 th June 1950 – 17 th July 1953. The Korean War. Spring 1950. Cold War intensifying NSC-68 declared that the Soviet Union was a threat “ not only to this Republic but to civilization itself”  concerns of mounting a devastating attack: Intensify intelligence operations

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The Korean War

The Korean War. Come in and grab your composition book . Warm- Up. The Truman Doctrine and the Marshall Plan represented attempts by the United States to deal with the a. national debt b. spread of communism c. President’s political opposition d. arms race. Warm- Up.

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The Korean War

The Korean War. 1950-1953. Background . 1910 Japan annexed Korea, forcing it to become a province of Japan. 1910-1945: Korea under Japanese control WWII: Japan loses the war, has to give up empire, including Korea. Post World War II.

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The Korean War. Why does it matter today?. I. Background. During WWII, Russian troops occupied N. Korea and US troops in S. Korea 1949, both set up rival regimes at 38 th parallel US determined Korea outside of essential defense perimeter. 38 th Parallel. 38 th Parallel.

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