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What was the cause of the Persian Gulf War? A. Iran invaded Iraq to gain control of Iraq’s rich oil fields.
B. Iraq invaded Kuwait to gain control of Kuwait’s rich oil fields.
C. Kuwait invaded Iran to gain control of Iran’s rich oil fields.
The correct answer is B. Iraq invaded Kuwait to gain control of Kuwait’s rich oil fields.
The Persian Gulf War, which began in 1990, was primarily triggered by Iraq’s invasion of Kuwait. Iraq, led by President Saddam Hussein, aimed to control Kuwait’s oil reserves and forgive debts that Iraq had owed to Kuwait after the Iran-Iraq War. This invasion led to a military response by a coalition of countries led by the United States, resulting in the liberation of Kuwait. If you have further questions or would like more detailed assistance, feel free to ask!