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codyclark

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Which was the longest war for the Americans in the Gulf region, with the conflict still not totally resolved?
 
  a. the IranIraq War
  b. the Gulf War
  c. the Iraq War
  d. the Afghan War
  e. the Vietnam War

Question 2

Given what we learned from the IranIraq war, one might conclude that wars in general end when ________.
 
  a. both sides are evenly matched in terms of weapons and troops
  b. one side has a weapons advantage that is counteracted by the other's troop (number)
  advantage
  c. one side gains a clear weapons advantage
  d. one side's will to fight is depleted
  e. both sides abandon conventional warfare



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

c





 

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