Hello there, I'm Shangkha raj, this is Crash Course History in USA, and today we will discuss the Cold War once more. Extremely less about the "cool," more about the "war."As common, we're not going to concentrate such a great amount on the commanders and the strategies, yet rather on why the wars were battled and what it all meant.And today we get the opportunity to visit a piece of the world that we haven't seen much on this arrangement turns Asia. Not my best work. introduction So, we're going to begin today with where the Cold War extremely warmed up, in any event to the extent America's concerned. Mr Green, it's Vietnam.Close, Me from the Past, yet like all your sentimental undertakings, unsuccessful. The right answer is obviously Korea. Like MFTP, numerous Americans have overlooked the Korean War, which kept going three years from 1950 to 1953 and is in some cases called the Forgotten War. In any case, it was genuine. The Korean War was the primary genuine like shooting war that Americans were associated with after World War II and it was the main time that American troops specifically drew in with a true blue Communist power. I'm alluding not to North Korea, but rather to China, which wound up socialist in 1949 and qualifies as a noteworthy force to be reckoned with in light of the fact that it might have been, and furthermore is, colossal. We adore you China. Simply joking, you're not viewing. On account of the Great Fire Wall. So the finish of WWII left Korea split between a Communist north drove by ........Sung and a hostile to socialist yet barely popularity based South drove by ......... The two should rejoin,