The correct answer is 38th. North and South Korea are divided by a demilitarized zone located at the 38th parallel. During World War II, the North was controlled by the Chinese communists, while the South was controlled by the Americans.
The line which divides the territories of North and South Korea is located at the 38th parallel, and it consists of a demarcation line and a demilitarized zone (not exactly at the parallel). This parallel was established as a boundary in August 1945, separating Soviet and American occupation zones. In 1948, this boundary became the line between the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (North Korea) and the Republic of Korea (South Korea). The territory south of the parallel was invaded on June 25, 1950, which sparked the beginning of the Korean War.
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