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10 April, 20:52

What is the long-term impact of the Korean War on North and South Korea?

A. North Korea has invaded other countries, and South Korea has been

peaceful.

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B. North Korea has grown isolated, while South Korea's economy has grown.

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C. North Korea was a Nationalist country, while South Korea is a Communist

country.

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D. North Korea was allied with the French, while South Korea allied with

Germany.

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