Case Study: Political Boundaries - North and South Korea (Leaving Cert Geography): Flashcards

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Case Study: Political Boundaries - North and South Korea
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What is the 38th Parallel?

Geographical boundary dividing North and South Korea

When was the 38th Parallel established?

Following World War II (1945)

Power that backed North Korea post-WWII

Soviet Union

Power that backed South Korea post-WWII

United States

North Korea's ideological system

Communist principles

South Korea's ideological system

Democratic ideals

North Korea's political system type

Authoritarian regime with cult of personality

North Korea's ruling dynasty name

Kim dynasty

South Korea's political features

Democracy with peaceful transitions of power

North Korea's media access level

Minimal exposure to international media

South Korea's cultural exports

K-pop music and Korean dramas

North Korea's trade as % of GDP (2022)

2.1%

South Korea's global export ranking (2022)

9th largest exporter

When Korean War occurred

Early 1950s

South Korea's cultural diplomacy term

'Soft power' through K-culture promotion

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