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The Korean War was fought over the 38th parallel in order to define the North and South Korean border. The North and the South did this where is now the famous Korean War peninsula. This is the same border nowadays that was claimed back then.
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What continents does the 38th parallel cross?
38th Parallel North: North America, Europe, and Asia. 38th Parallel South: South America and Australia.
What did the 38th parallel divide between?
The 38th parallel was the border between North and South Korea, and still is.
Where is the dividing line after the Korean war?
It is the "DMZ", or de-militarized zone, is the heavily guarded border that separates North and South Korea.The 38th parallel is the line that separates North and South korea.
When was Korea divided by the 38th parallel?
Korea was divided by the 38th parallel in the year 1945.
Who fought for communism in Korean War?
The Soviet Union backed North Korea fighting for Communism after Korea temporarily split at the 38th parallel.
What is the border between north and South Korea?
The border between North and Soth Korea is called the Demilitarized Zone
What line of latitude divided Korea after world war 2?
North and South Korea were divided (and still are) by the 38th Parallel North.
38Th parallel is the boundary line between?
38th parallel. Boundary known as between North Korea and South Korea
What year was the 38th parallel made?
July 1953 was when the armistance that 'ended' the Korean war was signed and the 38th parallel was established as a boundary.
Where is division of north Korea and south Korea?
The 38th Parallel. Rather close to the South Korean city of Janggok
What parts of Korea did the 38th parallel divide?
the 38th parallel divided the communist Northern part of Korea and the capitalist Southern part of Korea.
Nation divided at the 38th parallel of latitude?
Korea is divided into communist North Korea and republican South Korea at the 38th parallel. . Korea is divided in communist North Korea and republican South Korea at the 38th parallel. (The Billy Joel song "Leningrad" contains the line, "Stop 'em at the 38th parallel" in reference to the Cold War and specifically the Korean War.)
