The U.S in the Gulf War, along with its allies, had the goal of B. the restoration of Kuwait.
<h3>Why was the Gulf War fought?</h3>
The Gulf War was fought to remove Saddam Hussein from Kuwait which he had invaded to try to gain access to Kuwaiti oil.
As a result, the U.S. led a coalition of nations to invade Kuwait and restore it to its previous government.
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Depends at what decade because greek and liberal social systems were similar but different.
Proletariat is the working class and Bourgeoisie is the middle class that had enough money own land
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Osiris was the Egyptian ruler of the realm of the dead and was married to his sister-wife Isis, his brother Set also killed him.
We are talking about the great Egyptian God Osiris. And yes, his brother Set murdered him because he was envious and wanted to be the King of Egypt. The Egyptian myth says that Set cut Osiris in different pieces. Osiris' wife, Isis had to look for the different parts of the body of her husband, including his sexual organs, to have a baby that she named Horus.
The main question at the heart of the Gideon v. Wainwright case was whether or not the federal government is required to provide lawyers for defendants who cannot afford them.
The Mongol ruler Kublai Khan succeeded in conquering China, and he began the Yuan dynasty. His next objective was conquering Japan.
In 1266, Kublai Khan asked Japan for tributes, but after being ignored for several years, he decided to invade. Two invasions took place.
The first one occurred in 1274, and the Mongols successfully conquered the islands of Tsushima and Iki. However, as they were withdrawing, their naval forces met with a typhoon. The Mongols lost most of their soldiers and ships.
During the second invasion in 1281, the Mongol fleet was unable to find adequate beaches to land in due to the defensive walls that Japan had built. This meant that the warriors had to stay afloat for months. Eventually, another typhoon hit them, destroying the fleet. The Mongols decided not to attack Japan again.
This typhoons were seen as a sign of divine protection by the Japanese, and were known as "kamikaze" (a term that would become popular again during WWII).