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Korean War Trivia

Name these facts about the Korean War.
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Last updated: July 27, 2018
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U.S. President (1945-1953)
Harry Truman
What latitude did the DPRK cross
38th Parallel
The Korean War was the first battle of what other "war"
Cold War
North Korean city where the armistice was signed
Panmunjeom
Date that the Korean War "ended"
July 27, 1953
Capital of the DPRK
Pyongyang
Capital of South Korea
Seoul
Commander of the US army
Douglas MacArthur
Allies that aided the DPRK
USSR and China
Nation that provided the most support for South Korea
United States
Bloodiest Battle in the Korean War
Pusan Perimeter
First battle of the Korean War
First Battle of Naktong Bulge
Approximate length (in months) of the Korean War.
37 months
Roughly how many people died as a result of the war.
2.1 million
How wide is the Korean DMZ
4 kilometers (2.5 miles)
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