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What triggered the beginning of the Korean War? China came to the support of North Korea. Communist North Korea invaded South Korea. The Soviet Union established a strong milita…

What triggered the beginning of the Korean War? China came to the support of North Korea. Communist North Korea invaded South Korea. The Soviet Union established a strong milita…
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What triggered the beginning of the Korean War?

China came to the support of North Korea.

Communist North Korea invaded South Korea.

The Soviet Union established a strong military presence in Korea.

The Soviet Union declared North Korea a satellite state.

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North Korea invaded South Korea

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Communist North Korea invaded South Korea.

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