It was a dictatorship, kind of like north Korea.
>> China or Japan Nope. That's what most people think, but Canada has traditionally been the USA's largest trading partner (measured as a total of imports & exports between the two countries). http://dataweb.usitc.gov/scripts/cy_m3_run.asp
Mostly the middle - East and a couple of people in erope and Chines government and North Korea. Most other countries like America.
Europe is similar like us but not exactly. their government is different than ours we also have a bigger population i wouldn't say they are broken up like us:)
Before WWII, Korea was a part of the Japanese Empire, so had a colonial government.
Yes North Korea does not like the US mainly because of the country's involvement in the Korean War between North and South Korea.
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NO! This is because if ancient Korea did collapse then Korea wouldn't be with us here in our world. If it did collapse it would be like the Maya, Inca and Aztecs. Maya, Inca and Aztecs are not with us because the civilization has collapsed.
Korea
South Korea
North Korea has issues with the US. But the US does not hate Korea. The US has a strong and very old alliance with China that makes then stronger than Korea.
South Korea
No. The US leads the world in enforcing sanctions against North Korea.
South Korea welcomed us, North Korea fought us.
Outside of being an infallible ally (although the media may make it look like Korea is anti-US), South Korea assisted during the Vietnam war not just with soldiers but as a supply source.South Korea has assisted the US in every war since then. The effort may have looked minor, but at least diplomatically it meant that Korea backed the US decisions.
you cannot determine like word "like" 'cause they were same nation before, back in history. but, they do help north Korea though... but they also don't like, because of the weapon they have, nuclear..
The Korean war was actually a draw. Basically the war went like this: North Korea (communist) invaded South Korea (democratic) and almost won so the US came in to help South Korea Then the US and South Korea then almost won the war so China interceeded on behalf of North Korea and drove the US and South Korea back to the 38th parellel. There the war stalled out for awhile and eventually a peace treaty was signed between the US and China, not by either Korea. Technically North and South Korea are still at war, it just isn't a shooting war.