America and the Allies decided to support Berlin by flying in supplies for over 2 million people within a year. The Soviets decided to create a blockade on June 27, 1948, even blocking food shipments to West Berlin, (Document B). Thus, America and its allies decide to support the West Berliners by air, flying in supplies of everything from food to coal, supported by Document B. On May 12, 1949 the blockade was removed in Berlin. Americans and Harry Truman, the president, were thrilled by the removal. …show more content…
The attack was set without warning. For this reason, the U.S. and the help of the United Nations, vowed to defend South Korea. Soldiers who were in Japan were sent to defend South Korea, as said in Document C. By November 25, 1950, a risky attack at the port of Inchon of the Allies pushed the North Korean forces back to the border of China and North Korea. During this time, China sides with North Korea, pushing the Allied forces to South Korea. But in the end,