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Why was the end of the korean war considered a stalemate? A. The cold war continued. B. The north and south were still divided. C. Both the north and south lost many lives. D. T…

Why was the end of the korean war considered a stalemate? A. The cold war continued. B. The north and south were still divided. C. Both the north and south lost many lives. D. T…
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Why was the end of the korean war considered a stalemate?

A. The cold war continued.

B. The north and south were still divided.

C. Both the north and south lost many lives.

D. The United states removed all of its troops.

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C is the correct answer!
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B is the answer. The country was still divided
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