which of the following is considered a success of the korean war? (1 point) all prisoners of war were…

Brief Explanations:

The Korean War was part of the Cold - War era policy of containment. The U.S. and its allies fought to prevent the spread of communism. After the war, the border between North and South Korea (along the 38th parallel) remained largely as it was before the war, meaning communism was contained within its pre - war borders in North Korea.

• For the prisoners of war, there was a “voluntary repatriation” issue. Many prisoners did not return to their country of origin as per the terms of the armistice, so “All prisoners of war were returned to their country of origin” is incorrect.
• The Korean peninsula is still a militarized zone (the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) is a buffer zone, but the two Koreas are still highly militarized outside of it), so “The Korean peninsula was demilitarized following the conflict” is wrong.
• The Soviet Union did not abandon its alliance with North Korea after the Korean War. In fact, the Soviet Union continued to have diplomatic and some level of political - military ties with North Korea throughout the Cold War.

Answer:

Communism was contained to its prewar borders.