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What was the result of the Korean War?

  1. Victory for South Korea

  2. Victory for North Korea

  3. Ended in a draw

  4. Formation of a unified Korea

The correct answer is: Ended in a draw

The Korean War ended in a draw as neither side achieved a decisive victory. While the war was initially fought between South and North Korea, it eventually involved other countries, including China and the United States. Despite heavy fighting and casualties on both sides, a peace agreement was eventually signed, resulting in a stalemate and the continuation of the divide between North and South Korea. Option A and B are incorrect as neither side achieved a clear victory. Option D is incorrect as the Korean peninsula remains divided to this day.

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