The Korean War and the Cold War

What was the significance of 38 degrees north latitude?

• It was the line that divided North Korea from South Korea

• It was the site of the largest battle of the Korean War

• It marked the point where American troops first landed in Korea

From the information presented in the movie, what can you infer about the North Korean government?

• It enjoys a warm relationship with the United States government

• It stopped being Communist once the Soviet Union broke up

• It does not hold free elections

Which term best describes General MacArthur's tactics during the Korean War?

• Aggressive

• Fearful

• Slow as a slug

What did the Cold War have in common with the Korean War?

• Both were fought over territory in Asia.

• Both were fought to stop the spread of democracy.

• Both turned into long standoffs, with no clear winner.

Why did China enter the Korean War?

• It was asked to by the Soviet Union.

• It was attacked by the United States.

• It felt threatened by U.S. troops on its border.

What two nations were in competition with each other during the Cold War?

• United States and Soviet Union

• England and France

• Germany and Italy

Why did the United States become involved in the Korean War?

• to contain communism

• to colonize Korea

• to spread communism

Where was Korea divided?

• 18 parallel

• 34 parallel

• 38 parallel

What does NATO stand for?

• North Atlantic Treaty Organization

• North American Treaty Organization

• North American Truce Organization

What is Communism?

• people taking a chance to start a new business

• the government having complete control of businesses and property

• a democratic government with personal freedoms and economic opportunities