Which of the following best outlines the events of the Korean War? aNorth attacks South, UN sends troops, new border is the same as the old border bSouth attacks North, South Wins, North no longer exists cNorth attacks China, China wins, Lets South take over North dSouth attacks North, UN sends troops, South no longer exists

What was the eventual result of the Korean War?Group of answer choicesThe Soviets and the North Korean's were victoriousThe United States and South Korean's were victoriousThe U.S. gained major territory after the conflictNeither side won, the country continued to be split between the North and South

Who struck first in the Korean War?Group of answer choicesThe NorthThe SouthThe EastThe West

The immediate cause of the Korean War, in 1950, was theMultiple Choicetriumph of communism in China.military invasion by North Korea into South Korea.military invasion of North Korea by China.decision by the United States to send troops to South Korea.division of Korea into northern and southern halves.

Identify which of the following statements correctly describe the U.S. reasoning that led to military action in Korea and/or the result of that involvement. 1. Truman moved beyond a policy of simple containment and sought an attempted rollback of communist power in Korea. 2. The war had a devastating effect on the U.S. economy. 3. Although other countries participated, the "UN" armies were overwhelmingly American. 4. Truman's goal for the war was to contain the spread of communism but to stop short of the reunification of Korea. 5. Truman never intended a direct conflict with China, which might have led to a new world war. 6. At the end of the war, South Korea had increased its territory by one-third.

Which best explains a reason for the U.S. involvement in the Korean War? SS.912.A.6.12 Responses The United States wanted to defend South Korea from Communist aggression. The United States wanted to unify Korea under non-Communist rule. The United States feared failure of the Truman Doctrine in Asia. The United States feared Soviet nuclear proliferation in Asia.