Question

40 multiple choice 4 points one difference between the war in korea in the early 1950s and the war in vietnam in the late 1960s is that the united nations played a major role in ending the war in vietnam, but a minor role in ending the war in korea tactical nuclear weapons were used in korea, but not in vietnam after the wars ended, korea remained a divided nation, but vietnam was reunited under a communist government united states forces played a minor role in the war in korea, but a major role in the war in vietnam

Explanation:

The Korean War ended in an armistice, leaving Korea divided into North and South Korea. The Vietnam War ended with the fall of Saigon, and Vietnam was reunified under a communist - led government. The UN played a major role in the Korean War but not in ending the Vietnam War. No tactical nuclear weapons were used in either war. US forces played a major role in both wars.

Answer:

C. after the wars ended, Korea remained a divided nation, but Vietnam was reunited under a communist government