

Cold war "Wars"
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David Smoak
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Korean War

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Proxy Wars
This is where two opposing countries "U.S. and Soviet Union" support fighters that serve their interests instead of having a war against eachother.
These were all about non-communism vs. communism
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Multiple Choice
How did a proxy war help the U.S. to fight the Soviet Union
helped an enemy of the soviet union to fight against the Soviet Union
They helped a non communist side fight against a communist side
They gave bombs to countries so they could bomb the Soviet Union
Gave money to European countries who shared a border with communist countries
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"Hotspots of Cold War"
Korean War
Cuban Missile Crisis
Vietnam War
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Multiple Choice
Which was NOT a hotspot of the Cold war
Korean War
Vietnam War
Cuban Missile Crises
The Alamo
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Korean War 1950-1953
When Japan surrendered to the Allies to end WW2 Japan's colony of Korea was split into two
U.S controlled South Korea
Soviet Union controlled North Korea
Two parts were divided at the 38th parallel (38 degrees N latitude)
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Multiple Choice
How was Korea divided
East and West
North and South
North and East
South and West
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Multiple Choice
Which part of Korea was communist?
South
North
East
West
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Multiple Choice
Which part of Korea was democratic
North
East
South
West
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Korean War (1950-1953)
In 1948 two governments were created in Korea
N. Korea (communist)
S. Korea (non-communist)
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Korean War (1950-1953)
N. Korean leader wanted to unite the two sides with communism
N. Korea surprise attacked the border and sent S. Korea back and away from border
United States and United Nations go to war against N. Korea to support S. Korea.
They didn't want communism to spread through Asia (China had already become communist)
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Multiple Choice
Who attacked who first to start the Korean War?
Soviet Union attacked South Korea
South Korea attacked North Korea
North Korea attacked United States
North Korea attacked South Korea
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Korean War 1950-1953
N. and S. Korea agree to an armistice (stop fighting) in 1953
It doesn't actually end though because they don't agree on peace treaty.
The borders really don't change from the start of the war
They are still technically at war today!
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Multiple Choice
What was the outcome of the war?
N. Korea won and got some land
S. Korea won and got some land
The whole country became communist
Nothing really changed
Korean War

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