LSA WA Korea

North Korea has only ___ TV channels, which broadcast only government-approved programs.

BONUS ROUND: All North Koreans must choose one of 28 _________ approved by the DPRK government.

With approximately 1.2 million troops, tiny North Korea has the world's ___ largest army.

In 1910, Japan _____________ Korea, making it an official part of Japan. 

Korea was officially split into these 2 new nations ________ in the early days of the Cold War.

North Korea invaded South Korea in _____, leading to millions of deaths in the Korean War.

In 1968, the North Korean capture of this U.S. spy ship almost led to a new Korean conflict.

Considered an example of "American imperialism," these are illegal in North Korea.

U.N. Commander MacArthur was relieved by this U.S. president after disagreements over strategy.

To help deter another North Korean invasion, the U.S. keeps ______ troops stationed at the DMZ.

The North Korean calendar is not based on the birth date of Jesus, but on the birthday of:

In 1905 Japan took further control of Korea, declaring the nation a ______________ of Japan.

The North Korean government gains income from all the following illegal methods EXCEPT:

N. Korean ally ______ entered the war after U.N. forces seemed to have the war won in 1950.

After the Korean War, S. Korea rebuilt its economy by focusing on all of the following EXCEPT:

During annexation, many Korean women were forced to serve the Japanese Army as ___________.

In 1876, Korea was forced to open its ports to trade from this Asian neighbor _________.

Because of its many years of isolation from the rest of the world, Korea was often called the:

With the death of his father in 1994, Kim Jong-il, known as the ______, became Korean dictator.

All of the following are internationally known South Korean companies EXCEPT:

Nations included in the failed Six Party talks included all of the following EXCEPT:

With the death of Kim Jong-il in 2011, his son, _______ became the newest North Korean leader.

In spite of the tremendous loss of lives, the Korean War is often called the _______ war today.

In North Korea, all school teachers must be able to _______________________.

It's estimated that ________ people died in the Korean War, including 54,000 Americans. 

The capital of North Korea is the city of ________, the only large city in North Korea.

In 2006, North Korea joined the nuclear club, a group of ____ nations with nuclear weapons.

As part of the armistice, the two Koreas are split today by this 2.5 mile wide area.

All of the following terms are associated with the North Korean government EXCEPT:

After three bloody years of war, a Korean War armistice was finally signed here in 1953.

All N. Korean men must serve in the army and also have to serve in the army reserves 'til age:

Soon after Kim Jong-il took power, a severe ________ led to 3 million dead in North Korea.

Within weeks of the North Korean invasion, U.S. and South Korean forces were trapped here.

U.N. Commander Douglas MacArthur launched a daring amphibious invasion here in late 1950.

South Korea, a democracy since the 1990s, has one of the top 15 ________ in the world.

After the Japanese defeat in WW2, Korea was occupied by troops from these two nations.

Throughout the 1800s, Korea closed its doors to all outside nations EXCEPT:

The capital city of South Korea is _________, one of the largest and busiest cities in Asia.

North Korea's first leader was this communist, who had fought the Japanese during WW2.

U.S. and Soviet forces agreed in 1945 to temporarily divide Korea here.