Question

One effect of the Persian Gulf War was that it Group of answer choices increased the popularity of President G.H.W. Bush. completely destroyed the power base of Saddam Hussein. brought Israel and the Palestinians together against a common enemy. caused serious automobile shortages in the United States.

Answer 1

The correct answer to the following question will be "increased the popularity of President Bush".

Step-by-step explanation:

The Persian Gulf Conflict or war, often known as the Gulf War, another global dispute caused on 2 August 90 by Iraq's aggression of Kuwait. Its effects are given below:

• Increasing President Bush's prominence, triggering the biggest oil exploration leak in presidential history.
• Iraq has absorbed much more of the economic consequences. Failures on military hardware alone were more than $50 billion. United States estimated the expense of that same battle to that of the U.S. $61.1 billion for Lawmakers.