Keywords Flashcards

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Japanese Residency General

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Established by Japanese protectorate. Controlled Korea’s foreign and financial affairs. Allowed Japanese to appoint high officials and veto policies

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Advance in Unity Society (iljinhoe)

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Promoted Joining the Japanese. wanted a stronger voice in government affairs regarding taxation. led by Song Pyongjun

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The March First Movement

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Korean students published a manifesto and declaration of independence. 1 million participants carried out demonstrations on March 1st.

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New Women [Sin Yŏsŏn]

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Journal focused on consumer focused, educated women who were in opposition to the traditional woman. Gave forum for women writers

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Na Hyesŏk

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1st feminist author, 1st professional woman painter. Wanted female emancipation. Wanted women to shape their own lives instead of being “good wives and mothers” founded Sinyoja magazine in 1920.

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Choe Yongsin

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Christian that Educated young children in the country-side and was a translator for missionaries

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The Great Pyongyang Revival

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center of korean christianity, revival of christians, symbolized connection between protestants and social change in 20th century.

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Son Kijŏng (Son Gijeong)

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Won gold in Berlin Olympics, Japanese flag was rubbed out, showed the game Korean Publications played with the Japanese

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The Korean Artists Proletarian Federation

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Literary Organization that rallied artist towards class consciousness, Marxism, and historical materialism. Tried to unify national movements under socialist activists.

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Total mobilization

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Japanese moved everything towards war. Especially industries in Korea

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Yi Kwangsu

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Korean intellectual who formed modern Korean identity and then obliterated it. Supported Korean Independence then switched sides. Hated Anglo-Saxons and authored famous book “heartless”

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Kim Ku

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led Korean independence movement against Japan. Fought alongside Kim Il Sung with Chinese nationalists against the Japanese. Led Korean Provisional Government, returned to Korea and was assassinated.

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Manchuria

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Turned into Manchukuo after Japanese invaded

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Yeo Unhyeong

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Assassinated, Formed Committee for the preparation of Korean Independence: wanted to release political prisoners and lessen power of Governor General. Ruled southern peninsula from 1945-1948. Was a centralist

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Syngman Rhee

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US educated and most trusted by USAMGIK. Led Korean Democratic Party. 1st president of South Korea

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USAMGIK

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occupied south from 1945-1948. Censored/disbanded People’s Republic of Korea

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ppalchisan (partisan)

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Communists from the Korean’s people army . Fought against the Republic of Korea

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National Security Law

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Regulated activities compromising state security. Put restrictions on the freedom to create and join political associations. Penalized anyone who supported NK or were against SK

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The Hungnam Evacuation of December 1950

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UN forces and Nk refugees evacuate to SK

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six-two-five

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Start of Korean War. North Korea attacked first. 5 million people died (more than half being civilians)

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Juche

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NK Ideology, emphasized national sovereignty and focusing on NK ideals.

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Cho Mansik

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wanted to help Korea attain independence, Led people’s Committee for North Korea with the soviets but was purged because of his christianity. Ended independence of smaller North Korean parties

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Kim il Sung

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Guerilla fighter that trained in Soviet Union and became leader of Democratic People’s Republic of Korea. Chairman of worker’s party (land reform, 8hr work day, agriculture tax). Thought officials should lead while learning from the masses

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Cheollima

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Thousand-li horse, emphasized hardwork. North Korea nationalized industry. led to exhaustion and neglecting of certain industries.

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Han Seorya
Cult curator of Kim Il Sung. Chaired the Korean Federation of Literature and Arts, purged by NKFLA
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Pueblo Incident
US ship spy ship captured and tortured by NK. Us thought it was in international waters, NK said it wasn't.
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Kim Jong Il
2nd leader of NK. Joined Worker's Party
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Agreed Framework of 1994
Between US and Democratic People's Republic of Korea which normalized relations and suspended NK's nuclear power program
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April Student Revolution
Death of Kim Juyeol fueled student demonstration. Jeju people opposed elections run by UN. Believed it would divide country.
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2nd 5 year plan in South Korea
Targeted export-oriented growth which shifted things toward heavy industry. Ship building, Car, and construction industries grew.
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Chaebol
family-owned conglomerate corporations. (Samsung and LG)
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Barefooted Youth
movie that portrayed younger generation falling victim to older customs and authority. Very popular with students as it voiced their opposition to the autocratic government.
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The Yusin of 1972
Suppressed political dissent and rendered Park Chung Hee president for life
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New Village Movement
improved countryside and reformed cities and towns. Improved rural communities and got rid of thatched roofs.
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Jeon Taeil
Sweatshop worker who committed self-immolation while holding a book of labor laws that the government didn't follow
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Hangul Generation
First generation raised in postcolonial practice of information being written in Hangul. Maturation and literacy rates contributed to the growth of publishing industry
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Seoul Spring of 1980
Student and Laborer demonstration calling for the end of General Chun Doo-hwan's control, lifting of martial law, and establish a functioning democracy. Led to martial law being enforced on whole country and shut down of college campuses.
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Gwangju Uprising
Caused democratization of South Korea. Was a result of resistance efforts against the Yusin system. Government responded with brutality. Caused Gwangju to operate as its own region with its own government and militia. linked to anti-americanism, regionalism, and radicalization
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Minjung Movement
inspired by Gwangju, called for the end of the Chun regime. Sought to regain people's autonomy through expression in politics, pop. culture, public life, and academics. Hampered by big business, corrupt government, and foreign powers.
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Yi Hanyeol
University student killed by tear canister at protest against Chun's announcement for re-election. Underscored the students' roles in the democratization of Korea
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June Declaration
Released by Roh Tae-woo, called for direct president elections and a constitutional system that made democratic reforms permanent
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International Monetary Fund (IMF) of South Korea
Saved SK from debt by this loan. Repaid loan ahead of schedule, this led to SK becoming a postindustrial, technologically-centric country
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Roh Moo-hyun
Elected in 2002, used internet to campaign. Supported anti-americanism and reconsidered American alliance. Was impeached by national assembly.