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Korean War and US Involvement
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Which of the following statements accurately describe the United States' involvement in the Korean War? (Select all that apply)

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The U.S. intervened in Korea to prevent the spread of communism.

B

The war officially ended with a peace treaty signed by both sides.

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The U.S. military action was sanctioned by the United Nations.

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The conflict was solely a result of North Korea's aggression without any external influence.

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The Korean War was characterized by a significant ground troop presence from the U.S.

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The United States led the United Nations forces that defended South Korea after North Korea’s invasion in 1950, sending troops, aircraft, and naval support to repel the attack. US soldiers fought in key battles such as the Pusan Perimeter and the Inchon landing, which turned the tide in favor of the South. The U. S. also negotiated the 1953 armistice that ended active combat, and it kept troops in Korea afterward to deter further aggression.

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The U.S. Other options are incorrect because Many think the war ended with a peace treaty, but it actually ended with an armistice, which stops fighting but does not create a formal peace; Some believe North Korea alone started the war, but the Cold War made both sides act.

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US involvement in the Korean War
Cold War dynamics
UN military interventions
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Korean War and US Involvement

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