Question

drag and drop the correct answer choice to each answer blank. or touch the answer choice followed by the answer blank. which factors led to the u.s. involvement in the korean war, and which situations were outcomes of the war? move the correct option to each box in the table. ① military skirmishes along north korean - south korean border ② communist takeover of mainland china ③ invasion of south korea by northern korean military ④ long - term presence of the u.s. military in south korea factors leading to u.s. involvement outcomes of the war

Explanation:

• Factors Leading to U.S. Involvement: The U.S. intervened in the Korean War primarily in response to the North Korean military's invasion of South Korea, as part of containing communist expansion. The communist takeover of mainland China also contributed to U.S. concerns about regional communist gains, motivating intervention.
• Outcomes of the War: The Korean War ended in a stalemate, leaving a permanent military standoff along the North-South Korean border. Additionally, the U.S. maintained a long-term military presence in South Korea to deter future conflict.

Answer:

Factors Leading to U.S. Involvement

1. Invasion of South Korea by Northern Korean Military
2. Communist takeover of mainland China

Outcomes of the War

1. Military stalemate along North Korean-South Korean Border
2. Long term presence of the U.S. military in South Korea