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What led North Korea to eventually accept aid from the World Food Program, despite its policy of isolation? * 5 points The country’s dictator, Kim Jong-un, required aid to continue to live his lavish lifestyle The U.S. enacted policies that restricted all countries from trading with North Korea after the collapse of the Soviet Union China destroyed North Korean cropland in an unexpected military raid, which led to widespread famine Severe flooding and drought destroyed agriculture, leading millions of North Koreans to die of starvation.V

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Many people died of starvation during the years when Kim Jong Un's government restricted North Korea's markets and agreements with countries. The funds were invested in Jong's whims, luxuries, and nuclear tests. The aid of the world food program was given, under the promise of the denuclealization of the country. This was the agreement and the main reason that North Korea began to receive aid from the United Nations.