Bush's Stated Rationale for Attacking Iraq in 2003 Was

question 101

Multiple Choice

Bush's stated rationale for attacking Iraq in 2003 was

• A) its presumed threat to the United States.
• B) his personal hatred of Saddam Hussein.
• C) the need to acquire Iraq's oil.
• D) Great Britain's refusal to participate in the conflict.
• E) revenge for Iraq's involvement in the September 11 attacks.

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