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The North and South Korean War never really ended, it's still there kind of. So, we are there to keep the peace.
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Should the US keep its troops in foreign countries for peacekeeping?
In my opinion we should keep troops in other countries because some troops get to see other places in the world. Also we can help one another. For example if we have troops in South Korea and North Korea attacks we can always help them if we have someone attack us then they can also help us. That would also give us more peace in the world.
Did South Korea ask the United Nations for help to keep North Korea out of their country?
No, they did not. The United States just came into Korea in order to keep Northern part of Korean away from South Korea. Because the Soviet Union(communists) was taking care of northern Korea. Korean War began because of the protection from the United States and the Soveit Union. Colonized over years from Japan, Korea was weak to set their own government, so then United States occupied Korea. no In June 1950, North Korean troops crossed the 38th parallel, the North Koreans had nearly taken the whole of the peninsula when UN troops landed in the unconquered land in the south-east and at Inchon near Seoul.
What provoked the Korean War?
My answer is like this: Korea was under Japan during the World War. But when the USA threw nuclear bombs, Japan had to surrender because of its losses. So thus, Korea was left divided into North Korea and South Korea. Since North Korea is a communist, it went to USSR (Russia) and South Korea went to USA. North Korea used to keep invading South Korea to make it too come under a communist influence.So, South Korea went to ask help from the UN. So..this is the Korean Crisis.. :)
Did Joseph McCarthy lead American troop in Korea to keep communism out of South Korea?
McCarthy was a US Senator.
How did the Korean War support containment?
The Korean War began when North Korean troops swept across the thirty-eighth parallel and quickly drove the troops of the Republic of Korea to the toe of the Korean peninsula, in June, 1950. This was a test of the Truman Doctrine, and the policy of "containment." President Truman had stationed American troops in South Korea and an American fleet was already in Korean waters. Thanks to the absence of the Soviet delegation at the United Nations, Truman got that body to sponsor a "police action" in Korea to push the North Koreans back across the thirty-eighth parallel. The US made up most of the "police" in Korea
Are there still political tensions between North Korea and South Korea?
Yes, and No. South, and North Korea always tries to be in a good relationship. Often, the president of South Korea goes to visit North Korea to have a meeting, and to keep a good relationship with each other. After all, we used to be an one happy country before the war. South Korea sends many supplies to orth Korea to help them out.
Why is the north and South Korea border guarded?
To keep those dam commie's out.
How many countries have border fences to keep out illegal immigrants?
North Korea, South Korea, Israel, the U.S. and a few others.
What is the life expectency for Korea?
In 1960 : North Korea : 55.2 Years South Korea : 54.2 Years In 1980 : North Korea : 67.7 Years South Korea : 65.3 Years In 2000 : North Korea : 70.2 Years South Korea : 72.1 Years 2009 : North Korea : 67.2 Years South Korea : 79.8 Years Keep in Mind Korea has been divided since 1950. North Korea had a higher life expectancy and was more prosperous from the 50's until the 80's then the trend reversed. Now South Korea has the higher life expectancy as you can see the two Koreas had differed for a while.
Korea's life expectancy?
70.4 years old Improved : Keep in Mind Korea has been divided since 1950. North Korea had a higher life expectancy and was more prosperous from the 50's until the 80's then the trend reversed. Now South Korea has the higher life expectancy as you can see the two Koreas had differed for a while. In 1960 : North Korea : 55.2 Years South Korea : 54.2 Years In 1980 : North Korea : 67.7 Years South Korea : 65.3 Years In 2000 : North Korea : 70.2 Years South Korea : 72.1 Years 2009 : North Korea : 67.2 Years South Korea : 79.8 Years
Why did the US get involved in Korea?
When North Korea invaded South Korea in 1950, the USA and most nations in the United Nations saw this invasion as a threat to peace and the possible take over of South Korea by North Korea. In order to keep South Korea a free an independent nation, the USA and the United Nations formed a coalition of armed forces to counter act the North Korean invasion.
What effects did the Korea war have on Korea's land and people?
North and South still remained two separate countries, South Korea prospered from the Aid of the U.S. and other supporting countries, South Korea is growing rapidly, and is boosting foreign trade. Political Differences keep the North and South apart, and North Korea is pretty much the opposite, was left with serious economic problems, shortages of energy and food.
