The Korean War: MacArthur's Decisions and the Chosin Reservoir

What was General MacArthur's assumption about China's involvement in the Korean War?

• China would support North Korea openly.

• China would remain neutral and not enter the war.

• China would ally with the United States.

• China would attack South Korea directly.

What was the result of the Chinese forces' attack on MacArthur's divided units?

• The UN forces advanced further into North Korea.

• The UN forces captured the Chinese headquarters.

• The Chinese forces retreated to their borders.

• MacArthur's forces were forced into a full retreat.

Why was Hagaru-ri considered crucial for the survival of the First Marine Division?

• It was the headquarters of the Chinese army.

• It was surrounded by Chinese forces, making it a strategic point.

• It was the only location with an operational airfield.

• It was the main supply depot for the entire UN force.

What was the main challenge faced by the Marines at Hagaru-ri?

• Harsh weather conditions preventing any movement.

• Lack of food and water supplies.

• Inability to communicate with headquarters.

• Surrounding Chinese forces and the need to complete the airfield.

Who was tasked with reinforcing Hagaru-ri, and what was their objective?

• General MacArthur, to negotiate a ceasefire.

• General MacArthur, to launch a counterattack on Chinese forces.

• Lieutenant Colonel Drale, to bring as many troops to Hagaru-ri as possible.

• Lieutenant Colonel Drale, to evacuate all troops.