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3. Why did the United States intervene in Iraq even though they were not a diplomatic ally?
The two countries had a mutual defense treaty.
The United States wanted to free the majority of the people in Iraq from an oppressive regime.
The United States wanted to protect their allies in the region.
Iraq paid the United States a great deal of money to intervene.



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Final answer:

The U.S. intervened in the Gulf War due to a coalition demanding Iraq to withdraw from Kuwait, driven by reasons related to regional stability, global economic interests, and deterring aggression.


Explanation:

Three reasons Iraq gave for invading Kuwait in 1990:

  • Reclaiming illegitimate territory due to historical border disputes.
  • Escaping debt obligations and gaining access to lucrative oil fields and ports in Kuwait.
  • Misinterpretation of U.S. response based on past relations with the Reagan-Bush administration.

Why the United States got involved:

The United States intervened in the Gulf War due to a coalition of nations demanding Iraq to withdraw from Kuwait or face military action. U.S. involvement was driven by a combination of regional stability, global economic interests focused on oil resources, and the principle of deterring aggression against sovereign nations.


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