The United States joined the Korean War because the US feared that all countries in Asia would be turned to a communist country. At the time of the Korean War, China was a huge factor because China supported North Korea. If the United States did not support South Korea then the domino effect would have been put to effect.
In other words.. The United States joined the Korean War to resist communism from spreading.
It was during the Cold War, when America's primary foreign policy was stopping the spread of communism. So when communist North Korea invaded non-communist South Korea, it was only natural that the U.S. would enter the war on South Korea's side.
might b bcos it had 2o many national funds to manage.. so jus to use some as a door to show its helpful nature!!
Because North Korea attacked South Korea...it was a simple case of self defense.
sorry, but i do know that 50,000 Americans were killed in the Korean War.
Approximately 1,789,000 US Servicemen served in the Korean War.
No warships were sunk; some support vessels were sunk by mines.
South Korea
This question is a bit unclear. If you are referring to the Korean war, 36,516 Americans were killed in that war. If you are referring to World War II, 418.500 Americans were killed in that war.
sorry, but i do know that 50,000 Americans were killed in the Korean War.
Approximately 1,789,000 US Servicemen served in the Korean War.
fought North Korean and Chinese troops
China
The Soviets supported North Korea during the Korean War.
No warships were sunk; some support vessels were sunk by mines.
South Korea
The increase in US defense spending in 1952 was to fund the American-Korean War or what Americans call the Korean War.
Stop the communists.
The Korean War was the FIRST war in US History in which they were "Officially Integrated" into the US Military forces.
No, the Americans fought the communist North
Yes, it was the first military conflict of the Cold War.