Which statement about the Korean War is false?

A. It lasted for twelve years.

B. It resulted in more than one million casualties.

C. It ended when Western allies pushed North Korea's forces back into North Korea.

D. It led to an armistice that split the peninsula near the 38th parallel.

The Korean War was a warlike conflict that occurred in the Korean peninsula located in the eastern part of Asia, the war took place from 1950 to 1953. In this conflict, the forces of North Korea and South Korea fight against each other supported by the Soviet Union and the United States respectively. Additionally, about two million lives were lost during those 3 years and the word ended with an agreement in which it was agreed that the two nations (South Korea and North Korea) would be divided by a straight line established in parallel 38. So, the correct answer is A. It lasted for twelve years, because the Korean War lasted three years, not twelve years.

Which statement about the Korean War is false? A. It lasted for twelve years. B. It resulted in more than one million casualties. C. It ended when Western allies pushed North Korea's forces back into North Korea. D. It led to an armistice that split the peninsula near the 38th parallel.

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Which statement about the Korean War is false?

A. It lasted for twelve years.

B. It resulted in more than one million casualties.

C. It ended when Western allies pushed North Korea's forces back into North Korea.

D. It led to an armistice that split the peninsula near the 38th parallel.