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The US appealed to who to stop the Communist move into South Korea?
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Can you move to North Korea?
sure, if you want to be a communist, and labor for 15 hours a day, be killed or some may think betrayal of our prideful country
Who was fighting with whom in the Vietnam War?
North Vietnam (and their allies), led by Ho Chi Minh. North Vietnam was a communist state which was something the USA opposed. When the North made sttempts to take over the South the USA felt it was their responsibility to move in and stop these moves. Ended up an unpopular and eventually faltering goal for the USA.
Why did the US go into the Korean war?
The attacks by North Korea on South Korea were seen as a proxy effort by China and the USSR to extend the influence of communist states. The US was pursuing a policy of containment to limit this spread. When the UN condemned the invasion, the US and other UN members sent forces to assist the South. Eventually this led to a prolonged war (1950-1953) between forces of the US and China in Korea. -- Under the "domino theory" any spread of communist influence, as in Korea, could lead to the loss of Japan or other Asian countries. The US saw the North Korean offensive as a move to expand Soviet influence, and acted in order to forestall aggression elsewhere in the world. The criticism of Truman as being 'too soft' on Communism after the fall of China gave political impetus to US involvement as well. A similar scenario led to the massive US intervention in Vietnam in the 1960s.
What caused people in Mesopotamia to move South?
mthey had to move south cuz they were very tired
Why did british decide to move south?
to train
Can you move to North Korea?
sure, if you want to be a communist, and labor for 15 hours a day, be killed or some may think betrayal of our prideful country
Who was fighting with whom in the Vietnam War?
North Vietnam (and their allies), led by Ho Chi Minh. North Vietnam was a communist state which was something the USA opposed. When the North made sttempts to take over the South the USA felt it was their responsibility to move in and stop these moves. Ended up an unpopular and eventually faltering goal for the USA.
What year did Communist forces move into South Vietnam establishing camps along the Mekong Delta?
It was in 1957 when there was a insurgent communist activity in South Vietnam. Guerrillas helped with the organization of thirty-seven armed companies along the Mekong Delta.
What do you know about south korea?
Well I am about to move to South Korea So I have been researching it alot. I have read that it is a very chill peacefull place, the people are nice, and the place is just absoulutly BEAUTIFUL!(: Does This Answer Your Question?
What town does the Korean group SNSD live in?
Seoul, South Korea. Oftenly they move into hotels and so because of concerts.
Where was Yesung born?
Yesung the member of Super Junior was born in Cheonnan,South Korea and move to Seoul,Korea and he was born in August 24, 1984 (one year younger than my mother)
Why did the US go into the Korean war?
The attacks by North Korea on South Korea were seen as a proxy effort by China and the USSR to extend the influence of communist states. The US was pursuing a policy of containment to limit this spread. When the UN condemned the invasion, the US and other UN members sent forces to assist the South. Eventually this led to a prolonged war (1950-1953) between forces of the US and China in Korea. -- Under the "domino theory" any spread of communist influence, as in Korea, could lead to the loss of Japan or other Asian countries. The US saw the North Korean offensive as a move to expand Soviet influence, and acted in order to forestall aggression elsewhere in the world. The criticism of Truman as being 'too soft' on Communism after the fall of China gave political impetus to US involvement as well. A similar scenario led to the massive US intervention in Vietnam in the 1960s.
Will a Reduction of Sanctions and Economic aid bring about stability between the 2 Korea's and will move them forward with the Korean Reunification?
North Korea and South Korea are two separate countries, with two different kinds of people, and two different belief systems. North Korea does not want to join a Globalist society, and South Korea does not want to be ruled by a dictator. The only way Korea is going to reunify, at this point, is when the two countries go to war, and one of them dissolves.
Who is army is better South Korea or North Korea?
well north Korea have made nuclear bombs however the country is a very poor country. the soldiers are very short and if they fight against south Korean soldiers it would be a diadvantage for the north Korean. in order to bomb south Korea with nuclear bomb they need planes to drop the bomb but they are so poor that they can move the plane once. also how on earth are they going to feed the soldiers during the war if they are so poor. they have bad missile accuracy so they would lose. North Korea trains the soldiers really hard but their low height would have big disadvantages on them. South Korea are far wealthier country and the country has help from the un especially from USA. Korea's soldiers are taller with bigger and tougher bodies. South Korea has weapons as well like tanks. south Korea is very good at making ships so this would be a big advantage. If the two koreas have war south Korea will get some damage but the victory would be in the south Korean's hands. North Korea has stronger army but would not able to beat south Korea in the war.
How has South Korea's move toward Democracy evolved?
South Korean remained in a military dictatorship until 1989. With the first democratically elected president that year, the South's Koreans have moved steadily toward a true democracy.
Did North Korea attack South Korea in the Korean war?
On June 25, 1950, military forces of North Korea attacked the Republic of Korea (South Korea). It was a surprise attack and initially had great success. A flanking move by UN forces under US General MacArthur, landed troops in Inchon behind enemy lines. This forced a North Korean retreat, however, with the help of the Peoples Republic of China the war continued.
How does the weather in Korea move?
Summer Typhoons are usually loop around and then pass from south west to north east on the peninsula. Winter storms are usually Nor'WESTerners.
