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In military and political terms the Korean War ended with a stalemate and the preservation of the North and South Korean status quo. Regardless of being overrun by American and United Nations forces, North Korea was able to survive due to the Chinese intervention ordered by Mao Zedong. Due to political considerations and to avoid escalation of broader land war into the Chinese mainland the United States decided to an armistice. Due to these circumstances some Chinese and North Koreans drew the conclusion the Korean War was in fact a victory as opposed to a military stalemate.
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Why did the communist leaders feel they had scored a victory in Korea?
After the cessation of hostilities in the Korean peninsula in the 1950s, Communist leaders could (and often did) feel that they had scored a victory inasmuch as they had secured territory (the new nation of North Korea) for the Communist cause. Even more, the powerfully Communistic government controlling North Korea became a new ally of the Communist cause, thereby strengthening that cause against the alliance of nations aligned with the United States and other anti-Communistic powers.
Why did communists leaders feel they had scored a victory in Korea?
Because they had pushed the US/Allies south and were approached by US/Allied forces for negotiations.
Is there a military base in China?
Both Communist and Nationalist China (Taiwan) have militaries; both have an Air Force, Army, and Navy.
How did leaders of totalitarian feel about using force against people and nations they considered their enemies?
Totalitarian government controls everything, using terror to suppress individual rights and silence opposition. People who disagreed with Hitler were silenced, beaten, or killed.
What was a victory garden during World War 2?
Americans grew their own fruits and vegetables in small backyard gardens in order to allow the commercially grown crops to go toward the war effort and sent to the troops overseas. It also served to make Americans at home feel they were doing their part to win the war.
Why did the communist leaders feel they had scored a victory in Korea?
After the cessation of hostilities in the Korean peninsula in the 1950s, Communist leaders could (and often did) feel that they had scored a victory inasmuch as they had secured territory (the new nation of North Korea) for the Communist cause. Even more, the powerfully Communistic government controlling North Korea became a new ally of the Communist cause, thereby strengthening that cause against the alliance of nations aligned with the United States and other anti-Communistic powers.
Why did communists leaders feel they had scored victory in Korea?
Because they had pushed the US/Allies south and were approached by US/Allied forces for negotiations.
Why did communists leaders feel they had scored a victory in Korea?
Because they had pushed the US/Allies south and were approached by US/Allied forces for negotiations.
Why did the Chinese feel they had won the Korean war?
Based on the United State's withdrawal from Korea in 1950, and no American intervention in the communist takeover of China, communists believed the US would not be willing to fight in Korea. Kim Il Sung believed guerilla fighting had weakened the South Korean military, and that a North Korean invasion would be welcomed by the South Korean people, thus assuring a communist victory.
Why Communist leaders feel they had scored a victory in Korea?
Because the US asked for peace agreements (to a fighting man, being the FIRST to ask for a peaceful settlement is often looked upon as a sign of weakness, or that he is losing the battle and wants to settle-whether it is true or NOT). Secondly, the communists did push the allies back after our initial advance into North Korea. Third, with the Armisitice signing in 1953, the communists maintained their rule above the 38th Parallel, losing no ground. Which contrasts with past wars in which one of the two combatants loses his territory; as Germany, Italy, and Japan did only 5 years earlier in WW2.
Why did America feel guilty about china becoming a communist country following the Chinese civil war?
I don't think the United States felt any guilt about the overthrow of the Emperor of China. China was a closed off country and little was known about it . Politically American leaders preferred a Nationalist victory.
Define and describe communist party-led state of china?
Communist China is a state that is led by a leader that has the total rights over the country as well as the people. The leaders are totally against the religious people, cause they feel that god is a threat to their power. and they have equal distribution of wealth all over the couontry.
How are Pele and Diego Maradona alike?
Pele and Maradona were strikers, wore jersey number 10, both were leaders and scored lots of goals. Pele to me was a complete footballer. And better then maradona I feel Johan Cruyff was a better footballer.
How do the people of Islam feel about leaders of Judaism and Christianity?
Muslims feel respect and kindness about other religion leaders. Refer to question below.
What is the motto of Victory Junction Gang Camp?
Victory Junction Gang Camp's motto is 'Feel your heart race'.
What did Soviet Union leaders feel would best protect their country?
Creating buffers against future wars by spreading Soviet doctrine/leadership to the surrounding countries, including Hungary, Ukraine, Belarus, and more as well as supporting communist leaders such as Castro, Ho Chi Minh, and Mao to serve as allies in the case of future conflict.
How did the Latin leaders feel about the Monroe doctrine?
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