What were the outcomes of the Korean War?

Answer 1

The war didn't really end. in 1954 the Soviet officials and representative that fought in the Korean War met in Switzerland but failed to draw up a stable peace plan and unable to settle the unification of Korea but agreed to work towatd the agreement of a stable peace treaty. So the North and South Korean was not happy, but the a peace treaty was signed by US and China but without the paeticipation of the two Kprea. so basicaly the war did not end. So plitically and militarily the war was inconclusive, the two side still watched each other over the demilitarized zone waiting for the day when the fight might begain again.

AnswerThe outcome of the Korean War was a truce or cease fire to an inconclusive conflict with no victory.

Answer 2

1. The battle for Heartbreak Ridge. This battle took place near Chorwon in North Korea. Between September 13th and October 15th, 1951 UN forces, including the 23rd Infantry Regiment (2nd Infantry Division) and the French Battalion, engaged in an attack on the Korean People's Army on the ridge. The battle resulted in 3,700 casualties for the UN forces and over 25,000 for the North Koreans and the Chinese. It was the last major offensive by the UN forces.

Answer 3

Korean War Events and Happenings:

• North Korea Attacks the South Koreans on 25 June 1950.
• On 5 July 1950 Task Force Smith enters the conflict at Osan.
• The Pusan Perimeter.
• The Inchon Landing.
• UN Forces pushed North and crossed the 38th paralell in October 1950.
• Landings at Wonsan and Iwon.
• The Capture of Pyongyang.
• US Air Forces overfly China.
• China attacks on 1 November 1950.
• The Frozen Chosin and the long retreat back to the South.
• The bug-out from Hungnam.
• Truman fires MacArthur on 11 April 1951.
• The Spring Offensive bring another 700,000 Chinese into the fight.
• Line Kansas is retaken by the UN.
• Peace talks begin on 10 July 1951.
• Stalemate, push and shove, back and forth, the Punchbowl, Bloody Ridge, Heartbreak Ridge, Old Baldy Pork Chop Hill.
• President Eisenhower visits on 29 November 1952.
• A cease-fire is declared on 27 July 1953, and remain in effect today.
• 1994 Kim Il Sung dies and Kim Jong Il becomes president of North Korea

Answer 4

Events that resulted from the Korean war:

• Around 4 million lives were lost
• You cannot travel freely between North and South Korea or vise versa
• Many families were separated
• Division between North and South Korea

Answer 5

continued freedom for South Korea and it's people

Answer 6

See website: Korean War