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What happened to South Korea after the Korean war?
After the Korean war, many North Korean refugees went to South Korea seeking work and homes.
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Where to North Koreans farm? What are some downsides to being a farmer in North Korea?
North Koreans farm on the West coast.
Some downsides to being a farmer in North Korea are:
- -Only 14% of the land is good for farming
- -Most farming land is government-owned
- -North Korea is somewhat mountaionous on the Northeast side.
- - Many farmers do not solely own a farm
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What are North and South Korea's economy kinds? How are they different?
North Korea sports a Command economy where the government owns most of the companies. South Korea has taken on a market economy (with a bit of command) where is is very industrial, and many people have their own companies.
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Why is it good that there are a lot of entrepaneurs in South Korea?
Because there are a great deal of entrepaneurs in South Korea, there are many successful family businesses
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What things did Koreans have before the 1600s?
Before 1600, Koreans had archetecture, ceramics, painting, the first movable metal typers, and Hangul (a 24-character written language)
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What was the long-lasting effect the Korean war had on the Korean peninsula?
The long lasting effect was that North Korea and South Korea got divided, forming a borderline called the DMC which is one of the most heavily guarded boarders in the world!
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How has the Korean peninsula been influenced by other countries?
- Japan brought...
- Some Japanese names, and the knowledge of Japanese.
China brought: Confusianism and Buddhism
The Solviet Union brought: Communism
The US brought: Democracy
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What are three things that might keep the Koreas seperated?
- -The DMC boarder
- -The fact that N. Korea is communist and S. Korea is democratic.
- -The fact that North Korea is STRICT
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Name some similarities and differences between North and South Korea.
- Similarities:
- They Farm, It's densly populated, and they make steel
Differences:
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