Consequences of the Korean War

Consequences of the Korean cont mop up * The Korean dry land of war never ended, and they are salve on a lower floor an armistice to this day. The Korean War is technic e very at last(predicate)y not over all thats keeping the two sides from going to war again is a cease-fire agreement. * The Korean War brought the US and Russia further apart, and the fear of communism would later(prenominal) lead the US to throw itself into Vietnam, to avoid another northbound Korea. * It in addition brought China into conflict with the US, constituteing bad feelings between the two countries which would last for decades. To this day, Ameri arse troops are staitioned along the border between the Koreas and in that location are still reports of sporadic firing. * The war also created a crocked bond between due south Korea and the fall in States. * Syngman Rhees southern regime became scour to a greater extent dictatorial, and in 1960 he resigned after student riots. reciprocal ohm Ko rea solely became more unstable with his departure, and it is exactly in the last two decades that South Korea has really seen sustained sparing growth. * In North Korea, Kim Il-sung developed a full-scale personality cult, and ru guide until his death in 1994. Tensions between the two countries remain to this day, perhaps seen best in North Koreas boycott of the 1988 capital of South Korea Olympics, to which the USSR and PRC sent athletes. The legacy of the Korean War continues to haunt the United States, as the US worries about North Koreas possession of nuclear weapons. * * The Korean War was able to bring diverse effect to not only Korea but the World. The Korean War was one of the most destructive and brought scotch and sociable damage to Korea. However, the Korean War was able to upgrade the parsimony of some(prenominal) Japan and the US.The Korean War also legitimized the United Nations and led to further expansion of military power. The Korean War also showed the ma turation anti-commie feeling across the US. The Korean War brought both domineering and ostracize effects to the founding. * The Korean War brought many negative effects to Korea. The Korean War was one of the most destructive of the 20th century. Perhaps as many as 4 trillion Koreans died throughout the peninsula, two-thirds of them civilians. This compares, for example, with the 2. 3 million Japanese who died in WWII.China lost up to 1 million soldiers, and the US suffered 36,934 dead and 103,284 wounded. Other UN nations suffered 3322 dead and 11,949 wounded. (http//encarta. msn. com/text_7 6559607__0/Korean_War. html) The Korean War also brought social damage to Korea, especially in the North, where three years of bombing remaining hardly a modern building standing. (http//encarta. msn. com/text_761559607__0/Korea_War. html) The war also strengthened the boundaries between the North and the South. North Korea remained a communist nation and South Korea became a free repub lic.This social difference still brings conflict counterbalance today. * Although the Korean War had negative effects on Korea, it did however boost the scrimping of Japan, The war had a lasting consequence beyond Korea. much(prenominal) of the material used in the war was bought from nearby Japan. This gave Japanese economy such an dynamic boot after the ravages of WWII that some have called the Korean War, Japans Marshal Plan, a reference to the US economic aid program that helped rebuild post-war Europe. The Korean War had similar effects on the Ameri behind economy, as defense spending nearly quadrupled in the last six months of 1950. (http//encarta. msn. com/text_761559607__0/Korea _War. html) The Korean War although devastating to Korea was able to bring a new beginning to the Japanese with a better economy. The Korean War was able to give the Japanese the success that WWII gave the US after the de fightion. * Besides world economic success and social devastation the Korean War was also able to legitimize the United Nations as closely as bring larger military expansion to the world. It confirmed the ideas understructure NSC-68, with its call for US to expand its military and to lead an anticommunist alliance. Goldfield, pg 870) The Korean War also, responsible for establishing Americas chain of military bases around the world and its enormous defense and intelligence system at home. (http//encarta/msn. com/text_761559607__0/Korean_War. html) The Korean War was able to reinforce the idea of a more prominent military system and the importance of the United Nations. * The Korean War had both positive and negative effects. The Korean War was able to boost the economy of the Japanese government and revive their economy similarly to the way ours was during WWII. The Korean War, however, was very destructive to Korea.Both North and South Korea had much causality but they both were stretched economically. With the end of the Korean War it left Korea still split and still with a communist government to deal with even through today. The Korean War also legitimized the United Nations as well as brought more military power throughout the world. The effects of the Korean War can without a doubt still be seen throughout the world today. * January 14, 1950 Ho Chi Minh proclaims DRV (Democratic republic of Vietnam). * April 25, 1950 Truman approves NSC-68 * May 30, 1950 In South Korea, body politic Of Korea elections.Many conservatives ousted by moderates. * June 25, 1950 North Korea crosses the 38th Parallel, invading South Korea. * June 25, 1950 First Blair House meeting. * June 26, 1950 North Koreas tanks reach the outskirts of Seoul. * June 27, 1950 Truman commits US Naval and Air support to South Korea. * June 27, 1950 American Delegate asks UN to furnish assistance to ROK (Republic of Korea) to restore international ease. * June 29, 1950 General MacArthur locomote to South Korean topicquarters at Suwon. * June 30, 1950 Truman and advisers agree to give MacArthur 2 divisions. July 2, 1950 NKPA (North Korean Peoples Army) get rid ofs Suwon. * July 22, 1950 communistic Chinese bombardment Nationalist Chinese islands, Quemoy and undersize Quemoy. * July 29, 1950 MacArthur visits Formosa, home of the Nationalist Chinese defeated by Mao. * August 17, 1950 US announces in UN its goal of a unified, anti-Communist Korea. * August 27, 1950 US planes accidentally attack Manchurian airfields. * September 11, 1950 Truman approves NSC-81/1. * September 15, 1950 With US/UN/ROK forces pushed back nearly to the end of the Korean peninsula, MacArthur launches the Inchon Invasion. September 27, 1950 Walkers Eighth Army makes contact with X Corps. MacArthur gives OK for US forces to cross the 38th Parallel. * September 29, 1950 Syngman Rhees government ceremonially restored in reconquered Seoul. * October 9, 1950 US Army crosses 38TH Parallel near Kaesong. * October 15, 1950 Wake Island see * October 19, 1950 US forces occ upy Pyongyang * October 24, 1950 MacArthur orders his troops into Koreas northernmost provinces. * October 25, 1950 South Korean ROK forces annihilated by PRC (Peoples Republic of China) forces at Pukchin. * November 1, 1950 First US vs.Communist Chinese fighting at Unsan * November 3, 1950 UN resolution passed, censuring North Korea for breach of peace * November 7, 1950 Congressional Elections in US, seen as a referendum on Trumans policy. * November 27, 1950 US Marines/ human foot surrounded by Chinese Communist forces at Chosin Reservoir. * November 30, 1950 In press conference, Truman admits US may be considering using A-Bomb. * December 15, 1950 Truman declares a state of national emergency. * January 4, 1951 Ridgway evacuates Seoul, withdraws from Inchon * January 25, 1951 Operation Thunderbolt. US/UN/ROK forces go back on the offensive. February 1, 1951 UN censures Peoples Republic of China for aggression * February 1951 Operation Killer begun. * treat 7, 1951 Ridgway launc hes Operation Ripper. * March 15, 1951 US/UN/ROK forces retake Seoul. * March 24, 1951 MacArthur unilaterally issues an ultimatum to the Peoples Republic of China. * April 4, 1951 Congress endorses NATO, sends Eisenhower to head unified NATO command. * April 5, 1951 Operation Rugged. * April 5, 1951 Truman dismisses MacArthur from command. * May 3, 1951 to June 25, 1951 Senate Foreign Relations Committee investigates MacArthurs dismissal. April 14, 1951 Gen. crowd Van Fleet assumes tactical command of Eighth Army. * April 22, 1951 All-out Communist offensive fails to retake Seoul. * May 15, 1951 Another Communist offensive, again fails to take territory. * May 18, 1951 Ridgway launches counteroffensive. * May 18, 1951 UN nations start military goods boycott of the People Republic of China. * May 30, 1951 Operation Piledriver, an offensive against the Iron Triangle, begins. * June 30, 1951 Ridgway broadcasts first American procession for peace talks. * July 8, 1951 Peace talks begi n at Kaesong. August 19, 1951 Communists turn on UN forces of violating the Kaesong area, suspend the talks. * October 25, 1951 Peace talks resume at Panmunjom. * March 29, 1952 Truman announces he will not run for reelection. * April 11, 1952 Truman relieves Eisenhower of command so he can run for President. * June 1952 Washington authorizes bombing Korean power plants on the Yalu river. * July 11, 1952 US air attack on Pyongyang. * August 5, 1952 Rhee wins another clearly chisel election. * November 4, 1952 Eisenhower wins Presidential election in landslide. November 29, 1952 Eisenhower secretly goes to Korea on fact-finding agency * February 11, 1953 Eisenhower replaces the frustrated Van Fleet with Lt. Gen. Maxwell Taylor. * April 16, 1953 Communists attack Pork chopper Hill * April 26, 1953 Talks resume at Panmunjom. * June 8, 1953 Terms of Reference, regulating prisoner of war repatriation, signed. * July 19, 1953 Delegates reach agreement at Panmunjom. * July 27, 1953 Pea ce Treaty signed at Panmunjom. 38th parallel reset as boundary between communist North and anti-communist South. Cold War tensions continue unabated.