South Korean President Syngman Rhee visits US President Dwight Eisenhower in Washington, DC

South Korean President Syngman Rhee visits Washington, greeted by Vice President Nixon. Rhee, who first came to the U.S. in 1904, pursued education and fought for Korean independence. After fleeing Japanese occupation, he returned to Korea in 1945, becoming president and leading the nation through the Korean War. During his state visit, Rhee aims to discuss the removal of communists from North Korea and the unification of Korea. He is welcomed by President Eisenhower and will stay at the White House.

What significant event in Syngman Rhee's early life is highlighted during his visit to Washington?

• His first presidency in Korea

• His birth in South Korea

• His education in U.S. universities

• His marriage to an Austrian woman

How long was Syngman Rhee in exile before returning to Korea?

• 20 years

• 33 years

• 15 years

• 40 years

What was one of Syngman Rhee's main objectives during his visit to the U.S.?

• To establish a cultural exchange program

• To seek support for the unification of Korea

• To negotiate trade agreements

• To discuss environmental policies

Who welcomed Syngman Rhee and his wife during their visit to the U.S.?

• President Kennedy

• President Johnson

• President Eisenhower

• President Truman

What symbolic role did Syngman Rhee hold during his visit to the U.S.?

• A symbol of economic prosperity

• A symbol of technological advancement

• A symbol of cultural heritage

• A symbol of resistance to communism