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The document summarizes information about the Korean Friendship Bell located in Los Angeles, California. It was a gift from Korea to the US for its bicentennial in 1976. At 18 tons and modeled after an 8th century Korean bell, it was the largest bell in the world at that time. The bell and surrounding pavilion cost $950,000 to build. The pavilion has since faced deterioration and a non-profit organization called the Korean Friendship Bell Preservation Committee was established in 2006 to restore the bell and pavilion in multiple stages.
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2. It discusses notable figures like Admiral Yi Sun-shin who led Korean naval victories against Japan, Olympic marathon gold medalist Sohn Ki-jung, former UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, and the first Korean American elected to the Washington state legislature, Paull Shin.
3. The document aims to introduce students to influential Koreans and Korean Americans who have played important historical roles and served as role models.
Korea ppt-korean war
The document provides background information on the Korean War which occurred from 1950-1953. It discusses how Korea was divided after World War 2 along the 38th parallel with the Soviet Union occupying the north and the United States occupying the south. Tensions grew between the U.S. and USSR in the early Cold War period, contributing to conflicts like the Korean War. The war began when North Korea invaded South Korea in 1950, drawing in U.S. forces fighting under a U.N. mandate to defend the south. While an armistice was signed in 1953, the issues dividing North and South Korea remained unresolved.
Korea ppt-japanese occupation-1910-1945
The document provides an overview of Japan's occupation of Korea from 1910 to 1945 and its significant economic, political, social, and cultural impacts. Economically, Japan dominated Korean industries and forced many Koreans to work in mines and factories, especially during World War II. Politically, all authority was held by the Japanese governor general and Koreans' basic rights were suppressed. Socially, Koreans were forced to take Japanese names and customs and thousands of women were made sexual slaves for Japanese troops. Culturally, Japanese rule aimed to eliminate Korean culture by imposing restrictions and promoting Japanese language and traditions instead. The occupation spurred Korean nationalism and independence movements.
Korea ppt-korea and silk road
This document discusses how the Silk Road connected Korea, specifically the kingdom of Silla, to global trade and cultural exchange from the 1st to 10th centuries CE. It highlights how Silla played an integral role in Silk Road trade between China and Japan. During this period, Silla experienced a golden age under rulers like Queen Sondok and was influenced by Siberian, Chinese, and Iranian cultures, adopting technologies like bronze working and developing Buddhist art and architecture. The Silk Road introduced new ideas, goods, and connections that contributed to Silla's rise as a major power in East Asia.
Korea ppt-post korean war
The document summarizes key developments in South Korea's economy, politics, and society after the Korean War. It describes how South Korea rebuilt from widespread destruction to become an economic powerhouse through policies supporting rapid industrialization and modernization. However, this early growth was under authoritarian rule. The document then outlines South Korea's transition to democracy through student protests and democratic reforms starting in the 1980s. It discusses several presidents and their roles in both authoritarian and democratic governments.
Korea ppt-pre-modern korea
This document provides an overview of Korean history from prehistoric times through the Goryeo dynasty. It describes how the early Koreans migrated to the Korean peninsula around 4000 BCE and engaged in agriculture. It then outlines the three kingdoms period where Goguryeo, Baekje, and Silla emerged as independent states influenced by but not controlled by China. Silla eventually unified the peninsula and experienced a golden age under Queen Sondok's rule before declining. The Goryeo dynasty then ruled for nearly five centuries, achieving advances in Buddhism, arts, and inventing movable metal printing type centuries before Gutenberg.
Korea ppt-what americans need to know-connor
The document provides an overview of key topics related to Korea, including:
1) The U.S. has played a significant role in Korea's modern history through diplomatic agreements in the late 19th century and the division of Korea after WWII.
2) Korea has a long history and rich culture, with significant contributions like the invention of moveable metal printing and the hangul writing system.
3) The Japanese colonial period from 1910-1945 had long-lasting impacts as Korea was brutally exploited, though it also contributed to Korean nationalism.
4) Post-WWII, Korea was divided with U.S. involvement, leading to the ongoing division between North and South Korea despite their shared history
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