The Korean War was over the spread of Communism. After WWII a line at the 38th parallel was established to separate North Korea from South Korea. The North was completely Communistic (probably due to the high influence of Japan, and the Russian soldiers that occupied their land) and the South (occupied by American troops) ready for a new way of life. A life of not bound by Communism, but that was Capitalistic.

In 1947, the UN General Assembly declared that elections should be held throughout Korea to choose one governm

The Korean War lasted about three years 1950-1953. I found three interesting things about the war. One was on the day the war began; the UN Security Council issued a resolution demanding that the Communists stop fighting and retreat to the 38th parallel. Interestingly enough Russia, a member of the 10-nation Council, could have vetoed the resolution, but it was to busy boycotting the Council meetings. The second was that technology had advanced to Jet planes. Lastly the paper flyers both sides used for propaganda.

I actually had a great time learning about the Korean War. Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to dig as deep as I would have liked into something specific, but I learned a lot. I remember when Kathy had us interview classmates about their knowledge on certain wars. When I was asked what I knew about the Korean War all I could say was, “It took place in Korea, and like all wars people died.” Now if I someone were to ask me what about

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