Review the following documents. How do these two accounts reflect certain points of view? Which source is more reliable and why? Explain your answer, supporting it with reasons and evidence from the documents.

Document 1
This passage comes from a Chinese high school textbook.

The United States had one goal following the war—to expand its military and economic power across Asia. On June 25, 1950, President Truman ordered the invasion of North Korea. The United States manipulated the United Nations to build an army that included fifteen nations. This American army marched across the 38th parallel and spread across the peninsula, bringing war to the banks of the Yula River. To resist the Americans and defend China, the People's Volunteer Army joined the North Korean army in repelling the American invasion.

Document 3
This passage comes from a South Korean high school textbook.

After the division, North Korea attempted to overthrow South Korea's government. When this proved impossible, the North Korean communists began to prepare themselves for war while pretending to negotiate peacefully. On June 25, 1950, the north began its invasion of the south. The south was taken by surprise, but the
armies of South Korea fought bravely to defend their liberties. This action moved the United Nations Security Council to declare the invasion by the north illegal and a threat to peace. A decision was made to help the south, and a UN army, led by the United States, Britain, and France, joined the South Korean forces in an effort to repel the invasion.

The United States had one goal following the war – to expand its military.”

“The United States manipulated the United Nations to build an arm

Explanation:

the second one is more reliable

Explanation:

The second one is exactly what we have learnt at school while the first one sounds misleading to me

May 1945:

After World War II, Korea is divided into communist North Korea and anti-communist South Korea at a spot called the 38th parallel. Russia controls North Korea and the U.S. controls South Korea.

Mar 1947:

President Harry Truman gives a speech and says that that the U.S. will help any country that is threatened by communism. The speech is called the Truman Doctrine.

Jun 1950:

With permission from Russia, North Korea invades South Korea and continues on to the capital of Seoul. South Korea does not have a strong enough army to stop it.

Jun 1950:

Worried that South Koreans will join the communists, President Syngman Rhee starts the Summer of Terror and orders over 100,000 people killed.

Jun 1950:

President Harry Truman sends U.S. troops to Korea. The U.S. and other countries in the United Nations join the war because they want to stop communism from spreading to South Korea.

Jul 1950:

American troops fight North Korean troops in Osan. The Americans expected an easy victory, but are surprised to find out that they are no match for the North Korean army.

Sep 1950:

General Douglas MacArthur leads an invasion into South Korea at the city of Inchon. From there, the United Nations troops go to Seoul and take it back from North Korea.

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