How did general macarthur misjudge the chinese during the korean war? he did not think they would use nuclear weapons. he did not believe their warnings that they would enter the war. he thought they would be easy to defeat, but they were not. he thought they would enter the war, but they did not.

Explanation:

MacArthur, having directed the North Korean Army with the arrivals at Inchon, needed to proceed to the Chinese fringe and past. He figured the Chinese would not have the capacity to oppose Western powers.  

He figured it would be an approach to battle Communism. The Chinese Communists had as of late finished a dangerous Civil War and would not have the capacity to oppose the automated troops of the west.  

The Chinese had the capacity to attack with vast numbers and use infantry weapons, mortars and viable strategies to overpower the United Nations troops. The Korean war finished in a stalemate.

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