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Maia Rosales

10 June, 10:09

What decision did President George H. W. Bush make about the Gulf War in Iraq?

to convince Saudi Arabia to attack Iraq's southern border

to protect Israel from terrorist attacks at all costs

not to invade Iraq and get rid of Saddam Hussein

to continue bombing until there was a full surrender

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