There are no Socialist countries in Asia, nor could there be. Socialism is a classless stateless society based on production for use, and would have to exist on a global scale, with no countries or borders.
C) north of the 38th parallel.
Korea, both North Korea and South Korea, are a part of Asia.
It was part of a policy of containment of Communist expansion by proxies - in this case North Korea used as a front by the Soviet Union and Chinese Peoples Republic.
North Korea, led by a communist government, invaded south Korea. This was the immediate cause. It was seen as a communist attempt to Overtake an Allie of the US and therefore, caused the US to intervene. As well as 15 other nations which were part of the United Nations.
SOUTH KOREA is the only democracy on the Korean peninsula. It is Presidential Republic with a unicameral legislature. North Korea is a dynastic communist regime.
SOUTH KOREA is the only democracy on the Korean peninsula. It is Presidential Republic with a unicameral legislature. North Korea is a dynastic communist regime.
The five current communist countries are:China(1949)Cuba(1961)North Korea(1948)Vietnam(1976)Laos(1975)
The US controlled the southern part of Korea while the norther part was controlled by the Soviet Union. The country split on the 38th parallel and the north is communist the south is non communist.
Because The Soviets were communist and the Soviets took over the north part of Korea, the north part of Korea is a comunist society. However since the United States is a democracy and the united states has the South part of Korea then it has to be a Democracy.
There are no Socialist countries in Asia, nor could there be. Socialism is a classless stateless society based on production for use, and would have to exist on a global scale, with no countries or borders.
Only communist nations in Europe were part of the pact, as would it's counterpart NATO. Example: North Korea, Communist China, nor North Vietnam were part of the Warsaw Pact. The mission of WP was to battle against NATO, if and when that time ever happened.
C) north of the 38th parallel.
it's stupid question, you're asking for is America a country? yes, of course it is.
It depends on how the question is being asked. If it is asking whether or not Israel supports North Korea as it currently stands with a Communist government or agrees with North Korea's claim to the entire peninsula, the answer is No. The two countries do not recognize each other. Israel actually supports South Korea and its claim to the entire peninsula. Israeli politicians have called North Korea part of the Axis of Evil and have noted North Korea's assistance to Arab countries opposed to Israel's interests. If it is asking what Israel's perspective is on whether North Korea should be Communist or some other regime-type, Israel never issued any formal statement describing what kind of government North Korea should have or should not have. Israel has only ever asked that North Korea be less belligerent.
the 38th parallel divided the communist Northern part of Korea and the capitalist Southern part of Korea.
Korea, both North Korea and South Korea, are a part of Asia.