The social problems that developed within South Korea in the second half of the twentieth century were the result of

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The conflicts between traditional and modern values led to various social problems such as generational gaps, breakdown of family values, and alienation among youth. This was particularly evident in urban areas where modernization was more apparent. While urbanization and pollution were also issues, they were not the primary cause of the social problems. National economic growth and land reform were positive developments that helped alleviate poverty and inequality, and China's military threats were primarily a national security issue rather than a social problem within South Korea.

The Social Problems That Developed Within South Korea in the Second