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Why did Iraq invade Kuwait? They had an overproduction of oil. They claimed the territory belonged to them. Both A and B None of the Above

Why did Iraq invade Kuwait? They had an overproduction of oil. They claimed the territory belonged to them. Both A and B None of the Above
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Why did Iraq invade Kuwait?

They had an overproduction of oil.


They claimed the territory belonged to them.


Both A and B


None of the Above

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User Hilsenrat
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the answer is Both A and B

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i know because i took the test

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User Mithril
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I believe it would be A, they had an overproduction of oil

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