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The Persian Gulf War in the early 1990s was fought to:

A. End Communism in the Middle East
B. Push Saddam Hussein out of occupied territory in Kuwait
C. End global terrorism
D. End Saddam Hussein's regime in Iraq



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The Persian Gulf War was fought to push Saddam Hussein out of occupied Kuwait due to his ambitions for oil wealth. The conflict was about controlling oil resources in the region.


Explanation:

The Persian Gulf War in the early 1990s was fought to push Saddam Hussein out of occupied territory in Kuwait. After Iraq invaded Kuwait, the United States led an international coalition to liberate Kuwait from Saddam Hussein's control due to his ambition for oil wealth and expansion. The conflict was primarily about the control of oil resources in the region.


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