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Why is north Korea a global superpower?
north Korea is not a world superpower, the average income is 1000 dollars American and 90 percent of the population is severly mal-nurished
What are the names of the countries came into being after 1945 to1950?
Jordan 1946,India, Pakistan 1947 Burma, North & South Korea 1948.
Who supported North Korea After World War 2 Korea was divided into two countries.?
The division of Korea into two states took place after WW2. Korea had been controlled by Japan since 1905. When the Soviet Union declared war on Japan in 1945 it quickly occupied Korea. After the surrender of Japan in 1945 the southern half of Korea was almost immediately turned over to US control. The United States had been at war with Japan since 1941. The Cold War between the US and the Soviet Union resulted in the establishment of two separate and hostile nations in 1948; the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (North Korea) and the Republic of Korea (South Korea). In 1950 North Korea invaded South Korea, with the support of the Soviet Union and the People's Republic of China. South Korea was supported by the United States and the United Nations. The Korean War, 1950-1953, ended in a stalemate, with basically the same borders that existed in 1950. These borders are contested by both sides, and are technically a temporary truce line. North Korea was established and supported by the Soviet Union. South Korea was established and supported by the United States. The division between the two Koreas is artificial, a result of WW2 and global political rivalry during the Cold War. After the demise of the Soviet Union and the end of the Cold War the People's Republic of China has become the principal ally and supporter of North Korea. The communist People's Republic of China came into existence in 1948, the same year the partition of Korea took place. US troops continue to be stationed in South Korea, and the relationship between the two Koreas is hostile and often volatile. North Korea's development of nuclear weapons contributes greatly to this volatility, as does its severe economic problems. South Korea, in contrast, has developed one of the world's most prosperous national economies.
Is North Korea the worst country in the world?
North Korea is controlled by a greedy dictator who forces them to work hard with little bits of money. Most NOrth KOreans are homeless and starving. North Korea is known to be the largest death camp in the world.
Why is North Korea so desolate from the world?
North Korea appears desolate because the citizens are so isolated from the rest of the world. The government of North Korea does not allow much interaction between those people and the world.
What is the population of Sinyang North Korea?
The population of Sinyang - North Korea - is 59,115.
What is North Korea's Population Density?
North Korea's population density is 198 per square kilometer.
How many people live in north Korea today?
According to the 2009 estimate the population of North Korea is 23,906,000.About 25 millionmore than 22 million people live in north korea
When Korea North become independent from its colonists?
Korea North became independent from its colonist in August 15, 1945.
What is north Korea's population?
According to the 2009 estimate the population of North Korea is 23,906,000.About 25 millionmore than 22 million people live in North Korea
Does north Korea have a larger population than south Korea?
No
Does South Korea have less population than North Korea?
no
What kind of population lives in North Korea?
North Korea has an high infant mortality ratre.
What is the obesity rate of North Korea?
1 (kim jong) on all North Korea population
Allies divided Korea into how many parts in 1945?
North and South Korea along the 38th parallel.
What is the population of Muslims in Korea?
In both North and South Korea, the population of Muslims is about 200,000, and steadily growing.
What is the population of South Korea and North Korea?
South: appx. 48,750,000 (2010) North: 23,110,000 (2006)
