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    The document provides information on the key events of the Korean War in a chart format. It outlines the causes as North Korea being a communist country supplied by the Soviet Union invading South Korea, a capitalist country supported by the US. The course saw MacArthur leading UN forces north of the 38th parallel, China entering the war when UN troops approached the Yalu River, and Truman ultimately replacing MacArthur. The consequences included the war ending in a stalemate along the 38th parallel, dividing Korea into North and South, and Eisenhower being elected to replace Truman as US president.

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    The document provides information on the key events of the Korean War in a chart format. It outlines the causes as North Korea being a communist country supplied by the Soviet Union invading South Korea, a capitalist country supported by the US. The course saw MacArthur leading UN forces north of the 38th parallel, China entering the war when UN troops approached the Yalu River, and Truman ultimately replacing MacArthur. The consequences included the war ending in a stalemate along the 38th parallel, dividing Korea into North and South, and Eisenhower being elected to replace Truman as US president.

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    The document provides information on the key events of the Korean War in a chart format. It outlines the causes as North Korea being a communist country supplied by the Soviet Union invading South Korea, a capitalist country supported by the US. The course saw MacArthur leading UN forces north of the 38th parallel, China entering the war when UN troops approached the Yalu River, and Truman ultimately replacing MacArthur. The consequences included the war ending in a stalemate along the 38th parallel, dividing Korea into North and South, and Eisenhower being elected to replace Truman as US president.

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    KOREAN WAR CHART

    Cause Course Consequence

    North Korea Mac Arthurs plan for Korea Dwight Eisenhower elected president replacing
    Truman.
    -Communist government Turman places general Douglass MacArthur in
    charge of all US and UN forces in Korea Armistice is signed in 1953.
    -Supplied with weapons by the soviets.
    Mac Arthur lands his forces north the north Korea is split into 2 countries, North Korea, and
    South Korea
    Korean army at lnchon taking them by surprise south Korea.
    - Capitalist system and cutting of north Korean supply lines
    North Korea is split by the 38th parallel and there is
    - Supported by the U.S
    North Korean forces are forced to retreat north a dmz demilitarized zone set up between them
    back across the 38th parallel. Dmz is 2 kilometers’ wide or right around 1.24
    - 1949 both the U.S and the soviet troops
    miles wide.
    withdraw from Korea. Mao Zedong
    Chinese military and political leader who lead the
    World war communist part of China War ended in a stale mate or a tie.
    After WWII Korea was spilt into two occupation 38th parallel was the border between north and
    zones divided by the 38th parallel south Korea.
    China attacks
    Chinese 1949 Revolution Communist north Korea / democratic south Korea
    MacArthur chases the retreating north Korean
    US policy of containment failed, and China forces up the peninsula towards the yalu.
    becomes a communist nation and a major
    communist ally of the Soviet Union China feels threatened by the advancement of UN The USA that there were risk associated with the
    troops towards the Yalu. Mao sends in 1st wave policy of containment and would have to fight
    troops. wars they didn’t always want to fight
    Macarthur vs Truman Containment was a policy that had it liminiations
    and would off fought as defensive war strategy
    To resolve their issues Truman wants to meet with
    instead of an offensive strategy
    Arthur instead MacArthur refuses and publicly
    criticizes Truman.
    KOREAN WAR CHART

    Result : MacArthur is fired Turman replace with


    him general Mathew Ridgway.

    SPARK OF THE WAR

    Junes 1950

    North Korea invades south Korea in an attempt to unify the country under communist rule

    Communist leaders did not expect the US to get involved

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