The Korean War and Eisenhower and Kennedy

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Where did MacArthur land his force in a surprise attack? When?

inchon, september 19th, 1950

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How long does it take for US forces to liberate Seoul

72 hours

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What happens when MacArthur pushes into North Korea?

china warns him

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Where does Truman meet with MacArthur during the war?

wake island

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What happened at Chosin Resevoir?

first marine division fights for 14 days in below freezing temperatures against 120,000 chinese

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How many medals of honors are given to US Marines as a result of Chosin Resevoir?

17

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How many Chinese are killed at Chosin Reservoir? How many US killed?

40,000 for 1700

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What does MacArthur want to do to the Chinese to help with a “limited war”?

bomb their cities

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What happens to MacArthur after his suggestion for limited war?

fired

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What is the “M*A*S*H” phase of the war?

chinese halted, backed up, south koreans become effective fighting force, stalemate reached

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What became the most popular TV show of the 1970’s

M*A*S*H

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Who was the Supreme Allied Commander in World War Two in Europe?

dwight eisenhower

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Who was elected president in 1952-1960?

Dwight Eisenhower

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What was Dwight Eisenhower’s campaign slogan?

i like ike

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What did Dwight Eisenhower promise to do?

end the war in korea

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Why did Korean War negotiations stall?

debate over prisoners of war

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What remarkable accomplishment did Dwight Eisenhower make with regard to the budget?

balanced it

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What Act did Dwight Eisenhower pass in 1956?

Federal Highway Act

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What was the Federal Highway Act?

roads to move troops or act as emergency air strips

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Who was Mohammed Mossadeq?

leader of Afghanistan

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What happens to Mohammed Mossadeq?

western allies stage a coup and instate shah

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Who was Nikita Khrushchev?

ruler who took over after stalin

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What new era did Khrushchev start?

destalinization

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What was Destalinization?

condemned his wrongs, releases prisoners from gulag, german pows go home, allowed some openness, allowed limited free press

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What did Khrushchev argue for in terms of the Western Powers?

peaceful coexistence

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What were two positive signs of Khrushchev’s peaceful coexistence?

korean armstic and austrian state treaty

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What was the Korean Armistice? When was it?

allowed the prisoners to go home if they wanted, july 1953

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What was the Austrian State Treaty? When was it?

established austrian neutrality and withdrawal of all soviet troops, july 1955

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What did Eisenhower create after the Russians beat us into space?

NASA

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What was the Cuban Missile crisis? When was it?

khrushchev attempts to install nuclear weapons in cuba, october 1962

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What did the US do to stop the Cuban Missile Crisis? Who came up with the solution that they used?

blockades cuba, brother bobby the attorney general

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What was Kennedy’s finest hour?

averting the possible disaster of the cuban missile crists

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What was the Peace Corps/USAID?

technical and financial development assistance for low-income countries