Why did U. S. interest in Iraq increase after World War II?

A. Oil was found in the region.

B. It needed a route to India.

C. There was a concern about terrorist attacks.

D. Iraqi leadership was suspicious.

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Janiya Cowan

15 September, 02:13

Why did U. S. interest in Iraq increase after World War II?

A. Oil was found in the region.

B. It needed a route to India.

C. There was a concern about terrorist attacks.

D. Iraqi leadership was suspicious.

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The answer is letter A.

US was interested in Iraq because oil was found all over its region. Whoever controls oil in the market is the richest and most powerful because this is a major commodity in our society today. Just like the high value of salt and other spices in the early days, oil is most profitable and is very important in many industrial and household functions.

Why did U. S. interest in Iraq increase after World War II?A. Oil was found in the region.B. It needed a route to India.C. There was a concern about terrorist attacks.D. Iraqi leadership was suspicious.

Why did U. S. interest in Iraq increase after World War II?

A. Oil was found in the region.

B. It needed a route to India.

C. There was a concern about terrorist attacks.

D. Iraqi leadership was suspicious.