Answer:
According to the above passage, the Korean war was started by Americans.
Explanation:
The above passage addresses Americans as an enemy and invaders, which suggests that the passage is taken from the textbook of North Korea.
In the given passage, Americans are held responsible for starting the Korean war by first bombing on the North on June 25th. The passage also gives details that Americans were preparing for war for a long time, and when they got a chance they bombed the area. They crawled the 38th parallel, a line that kept North Korea and South Korea divided.
Therefore, the answer to the question is that Americans, according to this passage, started the Korean War.
B) False
This would be the answer
I would have to say during the industrial revolution. Many new inventions were being made and America started taxing goods being shipped to other countries. To remove taxes from certain countries, they moved factories to other countries so avoid Tariffs. It wasn't the colonization of America because America wasn't a country yet. It wasn't the reconstruction or world war 2 because the factories were already there from the industrial revolution.
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