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How did the end of World War II impact the Korean peninsula? It was occupied by the Soviet Union. It was occupied by the United States. It was split into two different countries…

How did the end of World War II impact the Korean peninsula? It was occupied by the Soviet Union. It was occupied by the United States. It was split into two different countries…
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How did the end of World War II impact the Korean peninsula?

It was occupied by the Soviet Union.
It was occupied by the United States.
It was split into two different countries.
It was established as an independent country.


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It was split into two different countries.

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