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| Communist dictator of North Korea. |
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| President of South Korea’s sixth republic. |
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| Followed as president of Roh Tae Woo, linked to corruption scandals. |
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| Kim II Sung’s son and successor, forced North Korea to increase it’s contacts with the outside world. |
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| furthest point in United Nations advance in North Korea |
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| Site of landing of the United Nation forces in out South Korea |
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| annexed by the Japanese ruled as a colony until the end of WWII. |
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| line of division between North and South Korea. |
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| Democratic People’s Convention |
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| Election of North Korean leaders. |
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| a situation in which two opponents are unable to make further gains. |
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| an election in witch all voters approve or disapprove a measure. |
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| United Nations Security Council |
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| voted to condemn the North Korean invasion of South Korea and organize an army to oppose it. |
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| North Korean struggle to advance communism into South Korea |
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| A line of seize fire and ending of fighting. |
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| Democratic People’s Republic of Korea |
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| original name of North Korea. |
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| original name of South Korea. |
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