5 Questions
Who were the main countries supporting North Korea during the Korean War?
China and the Soviet Union
When did the Korean War begin?
25 June 1950
Who ruled Korea for 35 years until the end of World War II?
Imperial Japan
Which country administered the northern zone of Korea after World War II?
Soviet Union
What happened on 27 July 1953?
An armistice was signed, ending the fighting
Study Notes
Korean War Overview
- China and the Soviet Union were the main countries supporting North Korea during the Korean War.
Timeline of Key Events
- The Korean War began on 25 June 1950.
- Korea was ruled by Japan for 35 years until the end of World War II in 1945.
- The Soviet Union administered the northern zone of Korea after World War II.
End of the Korean War
- An armistice agreement was signed on 27 July 1953, effectively ending the Korean War.
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