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Marquette  \nRourke Publishing LLCVero Beach,Florida 32964  \n◎2003 Rourke Publishing LLC  \nAll rights reserved.No part of this book may be reproduced or utilized in any formor by any means,electronic or mechanical,including photocopying,recording,or byany information storage and retrieval system without permission in writing from thepublisher.  \n# PHOTO CREDITS:\n\nAP/Wide World Photo:cover;,pages 6,8,30,32,40,41,42;Marine Corps ArtCollection:pages 4,18;U.S.Army Center of Military History:pages 10,14,20,23;Defense Visual Information Center:pages 12,16.22.24,26.34,36,38;Index Stock,page 28.  \nPRODUCED by Lownik Communication Services,Inc.www.lcs-impact.comDESIGNED by Cunningham Design  \nLibrary of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data  \nMarquette,Scott.  \nKorean conflict/Scott Marquette.  \nv.cm.-(America at war)  \nIncludes bibliographical references and index.  \nContents:Introduction:the Cold War turns hot-Map of Korea,1950-  \nTimeline-Superpower stand off in Asia-Retreat and counterattack-  \nReversal and stalemate-Tension and frustration at home-Truce talks  \nbegin-Still waiting to reunite.  \nISBN 1-58952-390-3(hardcover:alk paper)  \n1.Korean War,1950-1953-Juvenile literature.2.Korean War,  \n1950-1953-United States-Juvenile literature.3.United States-Armed  \nForces-Korea-History-Juvenile literature.4.World  \npolitics-1945-Juvenile literature.[1.Korean War,1950-1953.2.  \nWorld politics-1945-]I.Title.II.America at war(Rourke Publishing)  \nDS918.M2952002951.904'2-dc21  \n2002001232  \nPrinted in the USA  \nTable of Contents  \nIntroduction: The Cold War Turns Hot ………5  \nMap of Korea,1950…………………………………………………7  \nTimeline…………………………………………………………………………………8  \nSuperpower Stand Off in Asia……………………………9  \nRetreat and Counterattack……………………………………………15  \nReversal and Stalemate…………………………………………………21  \nTension and Frustration at Home………………………27  \nTruce Talks Begin………………………………………………………33  \nStill Waiting to Reunite……………………………………………………39  \nFurther Reading……………………………………………………………45  \nGlossary………………………………………………………………………………46  \nIndex………………………………………………………………………………………48  \nThe U.S.faced communist forces in the rugged land ofKorea.Even though the U.S.never declared war,thefighting went on for three years.  \n# The Cold WarTurns Hot\n\nThe end of World War II in 1945 did not bringpeace.Instead,America faced a new kind of war.The Soviet Union and China tried to spreadcommunism around the world.The U.S.usedthreats and diplomacy to stop them.At stake was apossible nuclear war.This Cold War threatened theentire world.  \nIn 1950,the Cold War turned hot in Asia.Inthe tiny,rugged land of Korea,U.S.forcessquared off against the communists.It was thefirst time the United Nations sent troops to aconflict.And it was the first war in which bothsides had nuclear weapons.  \nThe fight lasted three years.But the U.S.neverdeclared war in Korea.And the war has neverbeen officially ended.When the war was over,not much had changed.The Korean Conflict issometimes called \"The Forgotten War.\"Almost ahalf century later,two mighty armies still faceeach other in Korea.  \nThis memorial in Washington,D.C.commemorates thesacrifices made by U.S.soldiers in Korea.","cbCaigk1T3w6jETj","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigk1T3w6jETj","pdf",2972607,56,"English","# Introduction: The Cold War Turns Hot\n## Map of Korea, 1950\n## Timeline\n## Superpower Stand Off in Asia\n## Retreat and Counterattack\n## Reversal and Stalemate\n## Tension and Frustration at Home\n## Truce Talks Begin\n## Still Waiting to Reunite\n## Further Reading\n## Glossary\n## Index","[{\"question\":\"Why did the Cold War turn hot in 1950 in Asia?\",\"answer\":\"After World War II, the Soviet Union and China sought to spread communism, while the U.S. used threats and diplomacy to resist. 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