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100

Who is Douglas MacArthur?




U.S. general who led UN forces in Korea until he was removed.

100

What is 1950?


Year the Korean War began.


100

What is 1953?


Year the armistice was signed.


100

What is United Nations Command (UNC)?


Name of the international force supporting South Korea.


100

What are North and South Korea?


The divide between these two nations still exists today.


200

Who is Kim Il-sung?


North Korean leader during the war.


200

What is Incheon?



This city was the site of a surprise amphibious landing by UN forces.

200

What is the Cold War?


The Korean War occurred during this larger global conflict.


200

What is the 38th Parallel?


The dividing line between North and South Korea.


200

What is South Korea?


The U.S. still has troops stationed in this country.


300

Who is Syngman Rhee?



South Korean president during the war.

300

What is Seoul?


Capital of South Korea that changed hands multiple times.


300

What is June 1950?


Month and year when North Korea invaded the South.


300

What is the Armistice Agreement?


Agreement that stopped the fighting in 1953.


300

What are nuclear weapons?


North Korea remains isolated and has developed these.


400

Who is Harry S. Truman?



U.S. president at the start of the Korean War.

400

What is China?


Country that entered the war after UN troops neared its border.


400

What is July 1953?


Month and year the war ended.


400

What is the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ)?


Highly militarized border zone today.


400

What is the Vietnam War?


The war influenced U.S. policy during this later conflict.


500

Who is Mao Zedong?


Chinese leader who sent troops to support North Korea.


500

What is the Armistice Agreement?


Final event that stopped the fighting.


500

What is 3 years?


Number of years the fighting lasted.


500

What is a proxy war?


A war where major powers support sides without direct war between them.


500

What are Cold War conflicts?


The Korean War helped shape future U.S. involvement in these types of wars.