Countries involved
These countries are where the Korean War was fought.
North and South Korea
This country invaded South Korea which started the Korean War.
North Korea
This man wrote Das Kapital which inspired Communist Revolutions around the world
Karl Marx
What were the two political policies fought over during the Cold War?
Communism and Democracy
A person or group who is interested in the outcome of a particular event
Stakeholder
These two communist countries backed North Korea.
The Soviet Union/Russia and China
This war caused North and South Korea to be split.
WWII
This country had the first Communist revolution
Russia
What were the two economic policies fought over during the Cold War?
Communism and Capitalism
North Korea has returned to being the __________ kingdom.
hermit
This country occupied Korea in the years before WWII
Japan
Both North and South Korea hoped for ____________ as a result of the Korean War.
Reunification of the Korean Peninsula
This was the name of the policy from the Truman Doctrine to stop Communism in the Cold War
Containment
Developing these were critical to being a world superpower during the Cold War
Nuclear bombs
The United States justified invading countries in the Cold War because they were scared of the ___________ effect.
domino
This country gave the most amount of soldiers to South Korea
The United States
Pyongyang, NK
Communism uses this kind of revolution to keep everyone in a continual state of revolution
Bloody/violent
What was the Warsaw Pact?
Alliance of Communist, Eastern Bloc countries
List the three North Korean leaders in order from first to current
Kim Il-sung
Kim Jong-il
Kim Jong-un
These three countries signed the Korean War armistice in 1953.
North Korea, United States/United Nations, and China
The control of this capital city became a critical part of the war.
Seoul
Who were the two main social classes in Communism?
Proletariat and Bourgeoisie
What were the years of the Cold War?
1947 (Truman Doctrine) - 1991 (Dissolution of the USSR)
List the full official names of North and South Korea (no abbreviations)
NK: Democratic People's Republic of Korea
SK: Republic of Korea