Summary
In August 1990, Iraq invaded the neighboring country of Kuwait in the Persian Gulf. In response, the United Nations imposed economic sanctions on Iraq. In early 1991, some Americans urged going to war to force Iraqi troops out of Kuwait, but other Americans opposed such action, arguing that the sanctions be given more time to work. Should the United States go to war in the Persian Gulf to force Iraq out of Kuwait
This eBook examines the Persian Gulf War and delves into the pro and con arguments that surrounded it. It includes a timeline, primary sources, a bibliography, and a "Learn More About" chapter with more information on the topic.