What sequence of events followed after the division of korea into two zones?

Soviets & Americans withdraw military1949A pro-Soviet puppet government is left in charge of North Korea with a vastly superior army to U.S.-supported South

North Korea invades South KoreaJune 24, 1950Whether North Koreans acted with Stalin's approval is still debated

Truman orders air and naval support for South Korea & calls for UN interventionJune 27, 1950With the Soviet Union absent from the Security Council, the U.S. was able to win agreement from UN to support South Korea. MacArthur appointed to command UN operations

U.S. troops invade at InchonSeptember 15, 1950In surprise landing behind enemy lines, US forces push North Korean army back north of the 38th parallel

Pyongyang falls to UN forcesOctober 19, 1950North Korean capital now in UN control

Chinese divisions enter fightingNovember 4, 1950With increased opposition, UN offensive stalls and then collapses. Chinese troops push UN forces back across 38th parallel and capture Southern capital of Seoul

MacArthur declares "There is no substitute for victory"March 1951In message to House Republican leader Martin, MacArthur expresses his frustration with the limited war U.S. is fighting against communists

Truman relieves MacArthur of commandApril 11, 1951Following several warnings about insubordination, Truman angers public (69% support MacArthur) by firing the US commander

MacArthur addresses Congress after being away from the U.S. since 1935April 19, 1951In emotional speech, MacArthur declares "Old soldiers never die, they merely fade away".

Negotiations begin at PanmunjonJuly 1951Talks drag on until 1953 and war is settled with the establishment of a DMZ (demilitarized zone) on each side of the 38th parallel

Korea becomes campaign issue in 1952 presidential electionSummer 1952Eisenhower pledges to go to Korea to end the war. VP candidate Nixon contends Democrats had caved in to communists in Korea and that Democrat presidential candidate Stevenson should be called "Adlai the Appeaser"

Armistice formally re-established the division of Korea

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he believed that congress would be better not dealing with "lobbyists", or people who seek to influence (a politician or public official) on an issue, since historically, they had problems with these kinds of people. he thought lobbying produces benefits, but should be carefully monitored.