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Name Professor Course Date The Korean War Why did the U.S get involved in the Korean war? Following the invasion of South Korea by the North Koreans Truman went on to convince UN to release their troops most of which were Americans because America was the most powerful country and the richest. America was involved in the war to the civil right movement Kennedy’s administration provided both political and economic support to the movement and helped to increase of troops. Kennedy’s death Kennedy was assassinated to death following conspiracy and the injuries and the death was caused by Oswald. Two days after Kennedy’s death Oswald was taken unconsciously to the same hospital where Kennedy has been taken to. [...]
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1.Why did the U.S. get involved in the conflict in Korea? According to the article, how many other countries sent soldiers to fight in the Korean war? 2.How did China influence the outcome of the Korean War? How was the Korean War resolved? 3.In Truman’s “Statement on the Situation in Korea,” what reasons does the president give for sending U.S. troops to Korea? 4.When discussing the conflict in Korea on June 29, 1950, how does Truman answer the question “Mr. President, … are we or are we not at war? 5.What does Truman call the conflict, and how does he explain this label? 6.What was Kennedy’s Cold War strategy? 7.What caused the conflict between Cuba and the U.S. during the Kennedy administration? 8.How did Ngo Dinh Diem violate the Geneva Accords? How did North Vietnam respond? 9.How did Kennedy contribute to the civil rights movement? 10.How did Kennedy die? What happened to Oswald? www.history.com www.presidency.ucsb.edu www.presidency.ucsb.edu courses.lumenlearning.com www.jfklibrary.org https://www.nasa.gov/apollo11-gallery
Subject Area: History
Document Type: Paraphrasing
