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South Korea is not tropical. It exists in a temperate climate zone similar to the United States.
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How did the Koreans in the Korean War have a conflict?
Communist North Korea wanted to re-unite with it's NON-Communist relative in the South (South Korea). In June 1950, NORTH Korean Forces invaded SOUTH Korea, in an attempt to take the country by force.
Why north Korea called non democratic country?
During the Cold War, Korea was divided. The U.S. established democracy in South Korea. The U.S.S.R. (Soviet Union) spread Communism and Fascism in North Korea.
What were the goals for each side of the Korean war?
Communist North Korea wanted to re-unite with it's Southern Counterpart. The free nation of SOUTH Korea wished to remain a non-communist country.
Is Korea communist today?
No just North Korea and South Korea is still non communist
What Asian country was divided into communists and non communists country?
One European and two Asian nations were divided: East & West Germany; North & South Vietnam; North & South Korea.
Why is North Korea a non democratic country?
During the Cold War, Korea was divided. The U.S. established democracy in South Korea. The U.S.S.R. (Soviet Union) spread Communism and Fascism in North Korea.
Why north Korea a non democratic country?
During the Cold War, Korea was divided. The U.S. established democracy in South Korea. The U.S.S.R. (Soviet Union) spread Communism and Fascism in North Korea.
How did the Koreans in the Korean War have a conflict?
Communist North Korea wanted to re-unite with it's NON-Communist relative in the South (South Korea). In June 1950, NORTH Korean Forces invaded SOUTH Korea, in an attempt to take the country by force.
Why north Korea called non democratic country?
During the Cold War, Korea was divided. The U.S. established democracy in South Korea. The U.S.S.R. (Soviet Union) spread Communism and Fascism in North Korea.
What were the goals for each side of the Korean war?
Communist North Korea wanted to re-unite with it's Southern Counterpart. The free nation of SOUTH Korea wished to remain a non-communist country.
Is Korea communist today?
No just North Korea and South Korea is still non communist
What Asian country was divided into communists and non communists country?
One European and two Asian nations were divided: East & West Germany; North & South Vietnam; North & South Korea.
What is a non-democratic country?
North Korea
What is the Korea's religion?
South Korea is about 40% Christian and 22% Buddhist. Other small groups exist, but there are many non-religious citizens. North Korea claims to have freedom of religion, but about 65% of the country is non-religious. Buddhism is common and about 1% of the population is Christian.
Why did the united states support a non communist South Korea because us policymakers?
because Korea is boss
Why did Korea split in world war 2?
The US controlled the southern part of Korea while the norther part was controlled by the Soviet Union. The country split on the 38th parallel and the north is communist the south is non communist.
What is the criteria for a non Korean to go to a school in Korea?
Are you referring to the North or to the South Korea? For any Korea, depends on the Korean law related to school admission by foreign students. An easy way to check it out is to consult the Korean Embassy of your country.
