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What role did the ""domino theory"" play in the start of the korean war?

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Olenka [21]3 years ago

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Answer:

The actions and decisions during the cold war were the consequences of this theory.

Explanation:

Domino theory suggests fear and says that if a single country can attack and seize another country, then it has the potential to attack more countries.

For the USA: Since NK was communist and supported by Joseph Stalin of Soviet. America got worried that NK's win over South may help Soviet in spreading its communist ideology.

For China: When NK was invaded with the help of USA. China got worried that this victory may lead the US army towards them.

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