How did the US respond to the Korean War?

Answer 1

The U.S tried to play the peace keeper but ultimatly was apart of the united Nations along with Austraila, Belgium, Canada, Colombia, Denmark, Ethiopia, France, Greece, India, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, New Zeland, Norway, Philippines, South Africa 1950, South Korea, Sweeden, Thialand, Turkey, and the Unites Kingdom....I got all this from the site www.korean-war.com I'm trying to do a final prject on 7dif wars right now and I'm stuck...but not on that question so here ya go!!!...Jenny

Answer 2

The response of the United States to the outbreak of hostilities that came to be known as the Korean War (1950-1953) was forceful and decisive. Along with troops provided by the United Nations, American troops contributed first to the defense of South Korea, then the invasion of North Korea, then the establishment of a stalemate at the '38th Parallel' when peace was finally arranged between the combatants.

Answer 3

Both the US and the United Nations, which the US is a member of, responded by sending soldiers to fight North Korean and later, Chinese aggression by helping the South Koreans defend their country. The war eventually ended and the US still keeps soldiers in South Korea not too far from the North Korean border to discourage new agression by the North Koreans.

Answer 4

The World, in the form of the United Nations, sent the US to Korea.

Answer 5

was never a war, was a conflict, Ie called the cold war, made me sign up and ended up there, and then it resolved to the Southern part of Korea which scaried the Soviet Union.

Answer 6

US/Allied Forces immediately fought to drive the North Koreans out of South Korea.

Answer 7

we didnt. i never occured. do u not go to school?