Going to War to Remove a Dictator Such as Saddam

question 80

Multiple Choice

Going to war to remove a dictator such as Saddam Hussein and replace him with a different leader is an example of __________.

• A) the line in the sand
• B) a preemptive war
• C) a preventive war
• D) regime change

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