How did the Gulf War end?
The Gulf War (August 2, 1990 - February 28, 1991)was a war waged by a U.N.-authorized coalition force from thirty-four nations led by the United States against Iraq. It ended with a cease-fire agreement after Iraq retreated out of Kuwait.
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What was the outcome of the Persian Gulf War?
The war between the United Nations and Iraq called the Persia...
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The United States became involved in the Persian Gulf War aft...
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How many people died in the gulf war?
As of a May 2002 report, the Gulf War casualties included 830...
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Why did the United Nations impose economic sanctions in Iraq after the 1991 Gulf war?
In December 1995, United Nations Food and Agricultural Organi...
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What was the main impact of the Persian gulf war of 1991 on international economies?
The first major conflict involving the United States since Vi...
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What was the outcome of the Persian Gulf War?
The war between the United Nations and Iraq called the Persia...
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What was the Persian gulf war?
It was a war between Iran and Iraq from 1980 to 1988. The U.S...
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What was the 1991 Persian Gulf War caused by?
Coalition forces invaded the Persian Gulf after Iraq's occupa...
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Was the Persian gulf war justified?
The Iraqi invasion of Kuwait. Iraq justified the move primari...
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Why did the United Nations impose economic sanctions in Iraq after the 1991 Gulf war?
In December 1995, United Nations Food and Agricultural Organi...
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Why did the persian gulf war start?
The most prominent reason given for the invasion that started...
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What best describes the 1991 Persian gulf war?
The ebst description would be a UN coalition force was led ag...
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What was the Persian Gulf war about?
The war began in August 1990, when Iraqi forces invaded and o...
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Why did the United Nations impose economic sanctions in Iraq after the 1991 Gulf war?
In December 1995, United Nations Food and Agricultural Organi...
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How many people died in the gulf war?
As of a May 2002 report, the Gulf War casualties included 830...
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Who was the us president during the persian gulf war in 1991?
During the 1991 Persian Gulf War, the current President of th...
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What country invaded Kuwait during the Gulf War?
Iraq and the Iraqi Republican Guard invaded Kuwait on August ...
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Who was president during the gulf war?
President George H.W. Bush was Commander in Chief during the ...
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Why did the United Nations go to war in the Persian Gulf?
The United Nations demanded Iraq's immediate withdrawal from ...
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The Gulf War was the result of Iraq's invasion of Kuwait, and...
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Was the Persian gulf war justified?
The Iraqi invasion of Kuwait. Iraq justified the move primari...
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Who was the us president during the persian gulf war in 1991?
During the 1991 Persian Gulf War, the current President of th...
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Who was president during the persian gulf war?
George H. W. Bush was President during the first Gulf War. Th...
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Who won a swift victory in the persian gulf war?
The Coalition won a swift victory of the first gulf war which...
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What was the Persian gulf war?
It was a war between Iran and Iraq from 1980 to 1988. The U.S...
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Who was the us president during the persian gulf war in 1991?
During the 1991 Persian Gulf War, the current President of th...
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Who was the leader of Iraq during the first Persian Gulf war?
Norman Schwarzkopf was the leader of the American forces in D...
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What country invaded Kuwait during the Gulf War?
Iraq and the Iraqi Republican Guard invaded Kuwait on August ...
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Why did the United Nations go to war in the Persian Gulf?
The United Nations demanded Iraq's immediate withdrawal from ...
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Was the Persian gulf war justified?
The Iraqi invasion of Kuwait. Iraq justified the move primari...
About Gulf War
The first conflict in the Persian Gulf involving the United States and Iraq was part of an multi-national United Nations force to push Iraqi armed forces out of the oil-rich country of Kuwait in 1991. Iraqi forces were driven out of Kuwait 100 hours after operations began.
About Iraq
Iraq is a Middle Eastern nation, bordered by Jordan, Syria, Turkey, Iran, Kuwait, and Saudi Arabia. The capital of Iraq is Baghdad. Iraq is home to a Muslim majority population, although it has historically been run by a secular government. The religious population contains both Sunni and Shiite Muslims, as well as Christians and some Jews.
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