Korean War by Melchior, Sheffer, Zelenak

  • V J Day

    V J Day
    U. S had victory over Japan and this ended the war in the Pacific.After WWII, the Cold War began which eventually led to the Korean war.
  • Beginning of the War

    Beginning of the War
    North Korea invaded South Korea hoping to take control of the non-communist nation.
  • China Attacks

    China crossed the Yalu and ambushed South Korea
  • Chinese First Offensive

    The Chinese First Offensive had the limited objective of testing U.S-R.O.K fighting abilities and slowing their advance.
  • U.S Supports Democratic Korea

    The U.S National Security Council adopted a policy that commited the U.S to support democratic korea, but not necessarily one unified by military action and the overthrow of Kim II-Sung
  • Chinese Sixth Offensive

    From Sept. to Nov. 1952, the Chinese force staged its sixth offensive of the war. The Chinese forced the allies back to the 38th parallel and to inflict casualties on them.
  • Chinese Final Offensive

    Chinese Final Offensive
    The Chinese opened on the Imjin River sector againts the U.S and the Commonwealth divisions. Then they shifted to South Koreans and drove them back from the Kumsong salient.
  • Election

    Election
    President Eisenhower was elected and then went to Korea to negotiate peace.
  • End of War

    End of War
    The fighting between North and South Korea ended and had left Korea divided into two.
  • Armistice

    Mark W. Clark for the UNC, Peng Dehuai for the Chinese, and Kim II- sung for the North Koreans signed the Armistice which ended the war.