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After the fighting in the Korean War ended in 1953, Question 1 options: a.Communists controlled all of Korea b.Communists lost control of all of Korea c.the North remained controlled by Communists d. the
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After the fighting in the Korean War ended in 1953, Question 1 options: a.Communists controlled all of Korea

b.Communists lost control of all of Korea
c.the North remained controlled by Communists
d. the South remained controlled by Communists

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Answer: C

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The correct answer is C. The North Korean remained controlled by Communists.

The Korean War technically ended in a stalemate. In this scenario both sides decided to stop the fighting and there was no clear cut winner. This stalemate ensured that any part of Korea north of the 38th parallel would remain under communist control while anything south of the 38th parallel would remain under the control of a capitalist government.
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