Question

What was a lasting effect of the Korean War? A. North Korea came to control the entire peninsula of Korea.

B. China took control of Korea.
C. South Korea came to control the entire peninsula of Korea.
D. Military spending increased in the United States.

Answer 1

A lasting effect of the Korean War was that military spending increased in the United States. Option D is correct.

The Korean War constituted a war between North Korea, supported by China and the Soviet Union; and South Korea which received the support of the United Nations, along with the major support from the United States.

The war broke out on 25 June 1950 when North Korea invaded South Korea.

Answer 2

Correct answer choice is:

D. Military spending increased in the United States.

Korea was one of the victims of cold war and as a result, a fight has begun between North and South. The blood war came to an end after 3 years, dividing the republic into North and south Korea, after signing an armistice. Families were set apart by creating a border between the North and the south, bringing tears into the eyes of people. Later on, the American forces entered into the war and military power was increased into the region.