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A 6 page overview of the economic, political, and military impacts that were incurred at the termination of the Persian Gulf War. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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words "The skies over Baghdad are illuminated" blare out over CNN airwaves. The Persian Gulf War had officially started and, although a cease-fire was called less than a
month later in February 1991 that war served as a major focus of world attention. The Persian Gulf War erupted due to a number of factors. U.S. involvement
in the war was triggered in part by the harsh contrast that existed between Iraq and American ideology. Another important factor in the war was world interest in Iraqs oil
reserves, reserves that ranked second largest in the Middle East. The country was, and is, culturally diverse and consists of numerous communities each of which cherishes its distinctness from
the others. Iraq has numerous natural resources including cultivable land, extensive water resources, as well as oil and other resources. Iraq at the time was a small country
with a very boisterous leader. That leader, of course, was Sadaam Hussein.
Overview U.S. military strategy during the Gulf War was very clear, to degrade Sadaam Husseins ability to both deploy and to manufacture weapons
of mass destruction (Newman and Mcree, 1998). This strategy was influenced by a number of events which indeed had occurred outside of Iraq. With the collapse of the
Soviet Union the United States had been thrown into a quandary of trying to decide what our new mission was in terms of world order. Although we no
longer had the treat of the Soviet Union we had what was perhaps even a greater threat of the possibility of nuclear weapons falling into the hands of other smaller
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