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외국에서 대학 다니고 있는 학생입니다.이논문 1점 받고 (1점이 제일 높음) 이과목도 1점으로 패스 했습니다.
목차
1. South, North and Unification2. Two kinds of unification that they can have
3. Example of unified countries
4. Advantages to have unification
5. Disadvantages to have unification
6. Conclusion
7. References
본문내용
August 15, 1945 the country Joseon was divided into North Korea and South Korea. When Japan announced the broadcast of surrender, American army set the map of Korea and started to discuss about the region that America wants to govern. They choose the 38th parallel to be the line of division because they can have Seoul in their region. Tragedy was started by this decision that was decided within thirty minutes.When South Korea decided to have a presidential election in May 10, 1948 North and South divided perfectly. In South Korea, President Syngman Rhee started to govern and president Il-sung Kim started to govern North Korea.
Five Years later, early morning of Sunday, June 25, North Korea attacked South Korea illegally without any declaration and the Korean War happened. There was a time we lost Seoul to North Korea, but in the end of September, Korean Army and the UN forces was reached until the river Yalu because of success in Incheon Landing Operation.
참고 자료
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James Garrett Baldwin. August 25, 2015. Will North and South Korea ever reunite? Retrieved from http://www.investopedia.com/articles/investing/082515/will-north-and-south-korea-ever-reunite.asp
Jennifer Lind. February 23, 2015. The Perils of Korean Unification. Retrieved from http://thediplomat.com/2015/02/the-perils-of-korean-unification/
Konstantin Asmolov. November 4, 2013. Korean unification-what problems should we expect? Part 1. Retrieved from http://journal-neo.org/2013/04/11/korean-unification-what-problems-should-we-expect-part-1/
Lyudmila Saakyan. August 13, 2016. United Korea: The goal that everyone strives for but no one really wants. Retrieved from https://sputniknews.com/analysis/201608131044229185-korea-reunification-prospects/
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