The korean war?

Question

When did the Korean War begin?
Why did the Korean war begin?
WHat were the benefits of the Korean War?
When did the Korean war end?
Why did the korean war end?
Were there any treaties involved?
What agreements were reched?
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Answer 1

25 June, 1950

Tension between North and South provolked the North to attempt to unify the peninsula

Orders for materials for the war gave Japan's economy a jumpstart and made it a player in the world again/

Armistice 27 July 1953 --- But there was never a peace treaty, so the war is still techinically in a cease-fire.

Both sides were tired of it. No one could win.

No, not to my knowledge.

South Korean DNZ was established, the UN committed itself to it's first test of cooperation.

Answer 2

The Korean War began on June 25, 1950.

North Korea struck across the 38th parallel behind a thunderous artillery barrage and 135,000 troops. The Northern government claimed that South Korean troops under the "bandit traitor" Syngman Rhee had crossed the 38th parallel, and thus the South had started the war. So basically to stop the spread of communism. (Containment) Also because of the Domino Theory.

The benefits of the Korean War were materials for the war made a player for Japan's war again.

The Korean War technically has not yet ended and there has been no treaty.. An official cease-fire began on July 27, 1953.

In July of 1953, a peace armistice was signed but an official peace treaty has never been signed. In 1991, the countries met and signed a "non-aggresion" treaty. 23 countries were involved with the fight because it was a United Nations manuever.

The outcome of the war was Limited War- met goal, South Korea is free, Police action, and is known as "Die for a Tie" or the forgotten War.

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Answer 3

War began in 1950 and ended in 1953.
The war started when the UN reacted to North Korea invading South Korea and sent in a force to stop the invasion. This was considered a "police action" and not an open declaration of war. The war ended when Joseph Stalin died and the peace initiatives could progress without his interference. The War technically never ended, the two Koreas are only under a cease fire really. Primarily the aggreements made were the location of the border and the De-Militarized Zone on either side of it. This DMZ is intended to be free from any military presence on both sides so that neither can move troops close to the border for a surprise invasion.

Answer 4

Why don't you want website addresses with the info in them? Are you so lazy that you really need US to do YOUR homework for you?