The Korean

War
By: Mariana Berdugo, Sofía García and
Alejandro García
 01 Introduction
We will explain the topic that we are
gonna to present.

02 Historical Context
Explain Historical context prior to the
Korean War

03 Thesis ExplanationExplain the thesis statements

04 Korean Cease-to fire Armistice

05 Conclusions
Index 06 References
 INTRODUCTION
The Korean war was a a warlike conflict between
South Korea and North Korea occurred in the
framework of the Cold War, between 1950 and
1953, due to political differences.
“I will defend Korea as I would my own
country-just as I would California.”
—Douglas MacArthur
 Historical
Context
After the Japanese surrender in WWII, the Korean Peninsula’s future now
depended on the Soviet Union and United States orders.
The Korean War began on June 25, 1950, when around 90,000 North-Korean
soldiers crossed the 38th Parallel Line, the border between the Soviet-backed
Democratic People's Republic of Korea and South Korea.

● This invasion was the first military operation of the Cold War. In July, the
US military had participated in the war on behalf of South Korea.

● It is known this is a war against international communist ‘domino effect’

forces .

● At the same time, US officials worked enthusiastically to reach an

armistice agreement with the North Koreans, because they worried a
broader war with Russia and China would become a WWIII.
 Historical
Context

● Finally, in July 1953, both Koreas signed an Armistice where a cease to

fire was specified.

● In what many people in the United States call the "Forgotten war,"
because it was compared to more famous conflicts such as World War I
and II and the Vietnam War and people agreed there was a lack of
attention issue.

The cause of the war was a conflict
between Russia's expansion into East
Asia and Japan's plan to take a position
on the Asian continent.
1904
TIMELINE
Russo-Japanese war
1904 1905 1910
1905 The Portsmouth treaty was
signed
The Treaty of Portsmouth, which was
signed in the United States, ended the
Russo-Japanese War of 1904-1905.
The Japanese Empire accepted the
"Declaration of Potsdam" signed by
the United States, Great Britain, the
ROC and the European Union.
1945
Japan surrender to the U.S.
1945 1948
1948
The peninsula was divided in two
The Korean peninsula was divided
into two occupied areas: US-
controlled South Korea and Soviet
Union-controlled North Korea.
Korean People's Army soldiers crossed
the 38th Parallel Line, which was the
border between the Soviet Union-backed
Democratic People's Republic of Korea
and North Korea.
1950
The Korean War Starts
1950 1951 1953
1953
The Korean War Ends
The agreement created the North
Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ)
to separate North and South Korea.
 The Russo-Japanese war and the Portsmouth
Treaty
The Russo-Japanese war was a armed conflict between Russia
and Japan brought a lot of death to both countries with more
than 1, 365, 000 casualties, thanks to the treaty of Portsmouth
the war ended in 1905.

In the same year Japan signed a treaty with

Korea where they would protect them but
instead they append it to them.
 Japan surrender U.S. & the division of the
Peninsula
The Japanese Empire accepted the "Declaration of Potsdam
that was signed by, the United States, Great Britain, France
and the European Union. The Korean peninsula was divided
into two areas, South Korea that was US-controlled and North
Korea that was Soviet Union-controlled.

After Japan surrendered to Allied forces in 1945, the

Korean peninsula was divided into two occupied
areas: US-controlled South Korea and Soviet Union-
controlled North Korea.
 The Korean War, the Start and
End
The Korean War began on June 25, 1950, when
approximately 75,000 Korean People's Army soldiers
crossed the 38th Parallel Line, which was the border
between the Soviet Union-backed Democratic People's
Republic of Korea and North Korea.

The "Korean Armistice Agreement" was signed on

July 27, 1953 and the fighting ended. The agreement
created the North Korean Demilitarized Zone
(DMZ) to separate North and South Korea and allow
for the repatriation of prisoners.
DEFINITION OF CONCEPTS
MARS
Despite being red, Mars is a cold place,
not hot. The planet is full of iron oxide
dust

SATURN
Saturn is the ringed planet. It’s a gas
giant, composed mostly of hydrogen
and helium
Thesis Statements

Thesis: Examine the main reasons

Thesis: To what extent did the Thesis: Discuss the three main
why the U.S was an active participant
Korean war make a global impact. causes of the Korean War.
in the Korean War.

The U.S was going to be tough in order
for South Korea not to fall. If South
Korea fell it meant a domino effect
where then each part of Asia would fall
to Communism.
The Korean War made a
global impact by
1. The constant problems that the two
superpowers of World War II had with
each other due to political ideologies
and world domination.
2. The great rivalry that existed between
North Korea and South Korea.
3. The attempt to unify South Korea with
North Korea by invading the agreed
borders.
 150,000
Mars is a cold place, not hot

$35,000
Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun

80%
Neptune is the farthest planet from the Sun
PRACTICAL USES OF THIS

MERCURY VENUS
Mercury is the closest Venus has a beautiful name
planet to the Sun and and is the second planet
the smallest one in the from the Sun. It’s terribly
SUBJECT

Solar System. It’s a bit hot, even hotter than

larger than our Moon Mercury

MARS JUPITER
Despite being red, Mars It’s a gas giant and the
is a cold place, not hot. biggest planet in our Solar
It’s full of iron oxide System. It’s the fourth-
dust, giving the planet brightest object in the sky
its reddish cast
 Despite being red,
Mars is a cold place, not
hot. It’s full of iron oxide
dust, which gives the
planet its reddish cast

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 MARS
Despite being red, Mars is
DID YOU KNOW THIS?
a cold place, not hot. It’s 01
full of iron oxide dust

MERCURY
Mercury is the smallest
planet in our Solar System
02 JUPITER
Jupiter is a gas giant and
03 the biggest planet in our
Solar System

SATURN
Saturn is a gas giant,
04 composed mostly of
hydrogen and helium
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WORDS
 SOLUTION
Despite being red, Mars is
actually a cold place, not
hot. It’s full of iron oxide
dust, which gives the planet
its reddish cast

Venus has a beautiful name

and is the second planet
from the Sun. It’s terribly
hot, even hotter than
Mercury

PROBLEM
 1938 1940 1942 1944 1946
THIS IS A TABLE

MERCUR
12 23 26 34 36
Y

VENUS 123 444 321 235 452

MARS 457 864 1000 567 678

JUPITER 34 76 125 97 76
THIS IS A GRAPH

MARS
Despite being red, Mars
is a cold place, not hot

SATURN
Saturn is the ringed
one. It’s a gas giant

VENUS
Venus is the second
planet from the Sun
 SATURN
OVERVIEW DIAGRAM
01 Saturn is the ringed one. It’s a
gas giant, composed mostly of
hydrogen and helium

Mercury is the closest planet to

MERCURY the Sun and the smallest one in JUPITER
our Solar System 02 Jupiter is a gas giant and the
biggest planet in our Solar
System

VENUS
03 Venus has a beautiful name
and is the second planet from
the Sun
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 Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun, but does its
name have anything to do with the liquid metal?
EXERCISE

Mars

Venus

Saturn
 Mercury is the closest planet to
the Sun, and Neptune is the
farthest one. Calculate the
distance between these two
planets
ASSIGNMENT
Saturn is a gas giant, composed
mostly of hydrogen and
helium. It’s named after the
Roman god of wealth and
agriculture

Despite being red, Mars is a

cold place, not hot. It’s full of
iron oxide dust, which gives the
planet its reddish cast
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