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What was the effect of the stalemate on North Korea and South Korea? It led both sides to make peace. It caused the peninsula to remain partitioned. It prompted Japan to renew its claim to Korea as a colony.
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What was the effect of the stalemate on North Korea and South Korea?

It led both sides to make peace.
It caused the peninsula to remain partitioned.
It prompted Japan to renew its claim to Korea as a colony.
It encouraged China to become more involved in Korean affairs.

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B: It caused the peninsula to remain partitioned.

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B

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