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Communism in North Korea has become a hereditary Dictatorship by the Kim dynasty (which is now in its third generation) and it has very little resemblance to the original theories of communism as described by Karl Marx. Other communist systems, such as those of China, Vietnam, or Cuba, have not become hereditary dictatorships, and do have at least some remote connection to Marxism. (It is also true that the government of Cuba remains in the hands of the Castro family, in that Raul Castro has taken over from Fidel Castro, but Raul is Fidel's brother, not a descendant, and it does not appear that any dynasty has been formed, although it does remain to be seen who will take over after Raul).
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What does the North Korean flag represent?
It represents communism.
Was the Korean war a conflict of communism?
Yes but no, we prevented north Korea from gain ground to spread communism but we didn't abolish comunism from north Korea.
Was the Korean war seen as a further threat of communism?
The Korean war started because of communism. North Korea wanted to make South Korea a communist country, so they invaded.
Why was Pusan so vital in the Korean War?
It was the final stand against North Korean superior forces before UN forces beat back the attacking North Korean elements.
How might the history of Korea have been different if United Nations force had not stepped in to oppose the North Korean invasion in 1950s?
South Korea would have been occupied by North Korea and communism.
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 was the original goal of the UN during the Korean War?
to rid North Korean and Chinese force from South Korea
How did the communism affect the Korean War?
Because it was one of the causes of the war.
What did Stalin have to do with the Korean Conflict?
While the Soviet Union was not directly involved in the Korean War, it did provide supplies and other aid to the North Koreans. Some soviet citizens even served as volunteers in the North Korean military.
Why was the us involved with the Korean War?
To stop the spread of communism, since North (Communist) Korea was attacking South (Democratic) Korea.
What would be the North Korean's justification for sinking the South Korean ship?
North Korea says it was in their territory and wouldn't leave, North and South Koreas have different stories.
US response to the Korean War reflect the goals of the Truman Doctrine?
It was to help South Korea and try to contain communism in North Korea
