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The Roots of the Conflict - Important Events Timeline

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1. 1947 - A plan was approved for seperating the Arab nations into Jewish and Arab states effective immediately -Makayla F.

2. May 14, 1948 – Israel declares itself an independent state

3. May 15, 1948 – Five Arab nations invade Israel 4.

4. 1949: After 1948 war, a Palestinian state no longer exists

5. 1949: Hundreds of thousands of Palestinians and Jews become refugees

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The Roots of the Conflict - Important Events Timeline

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1. 1947 - Two state plan approved by the UN for a British Mandate to split up the nations. - Naleyah

2. The nations of the middle east were unsettled by wars and political conflicts after world war -ava

3. January 1949: Israel was outgunned by the Arab nations and a war quickly outbreaks - Naleyah L.

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Intermittent Warfare - Important Events Timeline

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1. 1948 may 14 : Constant conflict continues to occur against Israel and its Arab neighbors. -Caleb T.

2. 1956: Opposition from other nations, including the first world country the united states formed the three third world- second world- countries to withdraw, by March 1957. -Mason M.

3. 1956, July 26 : President Gamal Abdel Nasser of Egypt took the Suez Canal from Britain and France. -Damian D.

4. June 10th 1967: The third war—known as the Six-Day War—took place a decade later. -taj m

5. 1973,October: Egypt and syria started the fourth Arab-Isreali war. -Alex A.

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The Struggle for Peace - Important Events Timeline

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1. September 1978: Camp David accords signed between Egypt and isreal - Sean S.

2. October 6 1981: President Sadat was assassinated Adrian M

3. September 28 2000:Second intufada uprising begins Adrian M

4. (1993): Oslo accords signed between Israelis and Palestinians -Adrian M

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1. (1917) expresses government support for “the establishment in Palestine of a national home for the Jewish people. -Kaylo

2. (1939-1945)In WWII during and after Jews escaped and fled to Europe to escape persecution, and many settled in the Palestine Mandate. -Kaylo

3.(1947)Jews supported the plan, but local Arabs and neighbors Arab states were opposed and they wanted no Jewish state state, but under Arab control -Kaylo

4. (1948)The Jewish migration to Palestine increased, and Palestinian Arabs increasingly and increasingly opposed Jewish immigration with violence. -Kaylo

5. (January 1949) Egypt Syria , Jordan,Lebanon, and Iraq invaded Israel and were trained by the British and outgunned but 1949 Israel win a decisive victory.-Kaylo

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Description: You have gained a lot of knowledge about the turbulent Middle East. Now it is time to create a news bulletin about one of the eight stories you've been covering. Below you will find the rubric and exact steps to follow.

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Description: You have gained a lot of knowledge about the turbulent Middle East. Now it is time to create a news bulletin about one of the eight stories you've been covering. Below you will find the rubric and exact steps to follow.

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Follow these steps in order.

1. Refer to the Presentation to choose a topic to write about. Your topic will be one of the 8 stories you have been covering.

2. Write a story about your topic—no more than 10 sentences long. Be sure to cover the Five Ws (and one H) of journalism:

Who - Who is it about?

What - What happened?

Where - Where did it happen?

When - When did it happen?

How - How did it happen?

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EXAMPLE Topic: (Event name) - Mr. Martinez 

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EXAMPLE Topic: (Event name) - Mr. Martinez 

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The topic, I will be dicussing is the (event) This war occurred between (dates) in the Middle east region specifically (where). The war was specifically about (who) and according to the text they had issues over (evidence). The war consisted of (what) and had long lasting affects. From the text it states the (evidence of legacy). This was only possible because (how). Overall this war had a large impact on the historically because (summarize the event).

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Intermittent Warfare  - Important Events Timeline

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1. 1956: The Opposition from other nations  including the United States forced the three countries to withdraw however by March 1957. - Zeph

2. 1967: The third war took place a decade later,the war was known as the six day war after the Suez conflict, Nasser viewed Israel as a military threat to Egypt.Anthony.m

3. 1973: six years later in October Arab Israeli war. Xavier.G

4. 1977: After the war Egyptian president Anwar Sadat began to work for peace with Israel.Xavier.G

5. 1978: Sadat and Israeli prime minister Menachem Begin met for peace talks at Camp David, the U.S. presidential retreat in Maryland. The talks lead to the camp David awards.-Anthony.m❤

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The Roots of the Conflict - Important Events Timeline

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1. 1947: UN creates a two-state solution for dividing Palestine - Layla K.

2. May 14, 1948: Israel declares itself an independent state - Lucy V.

3. May 15, 1948: Five Arab nations invade Israel

4. End of 1948:, a Palestinian state no longer exists

5. 1949: Hundreds of thousands of Palestinians and Jews become refugees

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The Struggle for Peace - Important Events Timeline

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1. 1978: Camp David Accords signed between Egypt and Israel

2. 1981: President Sadat assassinated

3. 1987 – first Intifada Palestinian uprising begins

4. 1993 – Oslo Accords signed between Israelis and Palestinians

5. 2000 – second Intifada uprising begins

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Intermittent Warfare - Important Events Time 

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1. 1956: Egypt gets in power with the sues canal in . Basliel .B

2. Oct 29,1956 Egypt blocked with shipping in Israel in the law to be an act of war. In the second Arab-Israeli war . Alexander. A

3. March 1957: A third war called the Six-Day War took place a decade later. Tyler. N

4. Israel controlled the Egypt people with those sani and Syria’s Golan high a region that looks on northern Israel. Tyler. N

5. October 1973 :Egypt and Syria launched the fourth Arab-Israeli war. This time, other nations had become the Egypt's president. Alexander .A

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The Struggle for Peace - Important Events Timeline

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1. June 5 1977- Israel's President, Anwar Sadat, traveled into Jerusalem to give a speech asking for peace between Israel and Jerusalem - Tatyanna H.

2. July 5th 1982 : Israel had invaded Lebanon and when this event occurred it caused a Civil War to begin. It then led to Israel having to withdraw. - Kelly S.

3. July 28th 1987- The first intifada Palestinian uprising begins.- Kenzie Y.

4. 1993- Oslo Accords between Israelis and Palestinians -Stephanie

5. 2000- Second intifada uprising begins - Tatyanna H.

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Revolution in Iran Important events Timeline

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Revolution in Iran Important events Timeline

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1. 1951 - Mohammed took over shah's power - Ashley

2. 1964-khomeini was forced to exile . Noemi

3. 1970-irans economy was collapsing ._ Ashley

4. 1977 -shah confessed that they were broke.-Ashley

5. 1979-Ayatollah left for medical treatments - Noemi

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Nationalism in Egypt - Important Events Timeline

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Nationalism in Egypt - Important Events Timeline

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1. July 1956: Suez Crisis, Egypt had seizures in the Suez canal, they invaded parts of Israel, Britain, and France -Khristian M.

2. 1956: Nasser Nationalist the Suez Canal, beginning of the crisis- Mario V.

3. (DATE): Form new Arab state-1958 Syria and Egypt join together and formed UAR- Khristian M.

4. March 1970: President Sadit makes peace with Irrael- Brendan G.

5. February 11, 2011: after 18 days of protests demanding an end to President Hosni Mubarak's 30-year rule, elation filled the streets of Egypt -Khristian M

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Intermittent Warfare - Important Events Timeline

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1. 1956 – President Nasser seizes Suez Canal (Mr. M)

2. October 1956 – second Arab-Israeli war (Mr. M)

3. 1967 – Six-Day War (Mr. M)

4. 1968: Israel controls West Bank, Jerusalem, Gaza Strip, and Sinai Peninsula (Mr. M)

5. October 1973 – fourth Arab-Israeli war (Mr. M)

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The Struggle for Peace - Important Events Timeline

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The struggle for peace

1. (1967) land was taken arab land-Noah

2. (1977) Anwar Sadat Stunned his people when he did a speech for peace.-Nathan A

3. (1978) Sadat and Israeli prime minister Menachem Begin met for peace talks at Camp David, the U.S. presidential retreat in Maryland.- Edny P

4. (1982) Isreal invaded Lebanon-Edny

5. (1993) secret negotiations between Israel and the PLO in Oslo. -Nathan A

6. (2000) increased violence happened and was called second intifada. -Nathan

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Nationalism in Egypt - Important Events Timeline

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1. 1940- Nasser was troubled by political corruption, he tried to join other army's to try to seek change....(KAYLEN)

2. July 1956 He nationalized the Suez Canal. This crossed Egyptian territory but had been controlled by the French and British. Began the Suez Crisis - I'Yannah W.

3. 1958- Syria joined with Egypt, they did this to form a new Arab state it was called the United Arab Republic the union was supported Nasser. But, the system had a bunch of issues the two countries were not ready for intergration. Egypt was stronger so this lead to Syria being politically unstable. It was difficult to control. (KAYLEN)

4. 1961- Many of the Syrians disliked the Egyptian's rule. Syria pulled out of the Unite Arab Republic (UAR) The union ended up collapsing. Nasser’s image as an Arab leader was sevearly damaged. (KAYLEN)

5. 1967- A war in Israel had hurt Nasser's reputation and he remained in office but he had lost his power. (Valeria)

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Revolution in Iran - Important Events Timeline

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1. in the 1970s Iran’s economy was collapsing from overspending, mismanagement, and corruption. In 1977, the shah confessed to his chief minister: “We’re broke. Everything seems doomed to grind to a standstill.”.-Kaleb Garcia

2 . 1951-the outspoken nationalist leader Mohammed Mossadeq was appointed first for taking power from the shah of Iran. (Ethan)

3.Khomeini hoped to spread the Islamic revolution to other Muslim countries, which he believed were governed by corrupt, un-Islamic leaders.-Kaleb Garcia

4. In 1964, Khomeini was forced to go into exile. (yuniva)

5. In 1961, Syria pulled out of the UAR or united Arabic republic and the union collapsed. (Zoey)

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The Oil States - Important Events Timeline

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1. 1900s: Middle east oil production begins and the Persian Gulf region emerges as an major oil producer with Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE supplying 50% of the oil in non-communist countries. (EJ)

2. 1960: Kuwait, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Venezuela, and the other major producers come together to form OPEC (Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries) to control oil prices and production levels to get higher income for themselves. (EJ)

3. 1970: The Arab oil embargo caused oil shortages in the West. witch caused Arab oil states increased income and greater power and influence. The Arab members of OPEC placed an embargo on oil exports to countries supporting Israel. The Arab oil embargo lasted for six months. (zach)

4. 1973+ The Persian Gulf nations take advantage of the increased income from the oil embargo to improve themselves, which resulted in the Arabian Peninsula's enhanced development speeds for the better, but also gave some other countries enough power to advance their military power and increase conflict all around them.(EJ)

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Nationalism in Egypt - Important Events Timeline

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Nationalism in Egypt - Important Events Timeline

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1. July 1956: He nationalized the Suez Canal, which crossed Egyptian territory but had been controlled by the French and British. santiago

2. In 1952: He helped lead a military coup that toppled the government. Two years later, he had taken charge of Egypt. -Santiago

3. 1945: A group of Arab member-states founded with British support. Santiago

4. 1962: Nasser sent Egyptian troops to fight in a civil war in Yemen. The war became a quagmire, with no end in sight. Again, Nasser’s image suffered. -Santiago

5. 1958 Inspired by Nasser’s leadership, Syria joined with Egypt to form a new Arab state, the United Arab Republic (UAR). -Santiago

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Revolution in Iran - Important Events Timeline

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1. 1951: the outspoken leader of Iran optioned power. - Bryan

2. 1953: however, Iranian conspirators aided by the CIA overthrew Mossadeq’s government.- Zarian

3. 1953: Mossadeq had angered Western nations with his nationalization of British petroleum interests in Iran - Zarian

4. 1954: Iran’s economy was collapsing from overspending, mismanagement, and corruption. -Zaviyon

5. 1964: Ayatollah Ruholla Khomeini, attacked the shah’s secular rule. Khomeini was forced into exile. -Zaviyon

6. 1988: The war went on for eight brutal years,ending in a stalemate and ceasefire in 1988.-Nathan Fields

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The Oil States - Important Events Timeline

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1. 1960 - Oil production begins after World War II in the Persian Gulf region and began supplying oil to communist states. - Michael P

2. 1960 - The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries was formed to regulate oil prices and production. - Joel G

3. 1973- The OPEC placed an embargo on oil exports and caused oil shortages for six months. - Joel G

4. 1973+ - The Gulf nations used oil wealth to make huge developments to their nation and had mass economic growth. - Michael P

5. 1973+ - Iraq used their revenue from oil to expand their military forces and caused tensions in the regions. - Cienna G

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Iraq under Saddam Hussein - Important Events Timeline

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Iraq under Saddam Hussein - Important Events Timeline

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1. 1960: Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein. Saddam Hussein rose to power as a member of the Baath Party, a Pan-Arab socialist movement that took charge of Iraq. - Oscar G.

2. 1972: The nationalized the oil industry, boosting oil revenues and enhancing his own power. - Christian C

3. 1979 - Saddam Hussein became president. His first task was to secure his grip on power. The main threat came from revolutionary Iran, which had called for the overthrow of the Iraqi government. - Braeden G.

4. September 1980: he invaded Iran Saddam Hussein expected to win a quick victory, but he was sorely mistaken. -Valeria V.

5. 1988 - when the two countries declared a ceasefire, nearly one million people had been killed or injured. The economic damage to both countries was enormous. (Oscar)

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The Oil States - Important Events Timeline

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1. 1948: which lasted for six months, caused oil shortages in the West and a sharp rise in prices.-Naomi.B

2. 1960: The OPEC(Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries) was formed by the first memebrs Iraq, Iran, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and Venezuela.-Aleina .C

3. In 1960, 25 percent of Middle Eastern countries were supplying all the oil in the non-communist areas. -Sophia.G

4. .1973: To support the Arab cause and put pressure on Western countries, Arab members of OPEC placed an embargo on oil exports to countries supporting Israel. The Arab oil embargo,- Camila.G

5. Saddam Hussein refused a deadline he was given on Janurary 15, 1991. The day after the Persin Gulf War began.-Kyara U.

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Iraq under Saddam Hussein - Important Events Timeline

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1. (September 1980): Saddam Hussein invaded Iran to boost his reputation -A.J. Neal

2. (1972): Saddam Hussein failed to negotiate peace with the Kurds, that had been fighting the government for years. -A.J. Neal

3. Saddam Hussein rose to power as a member of the Baath Party, that took charge of Iraq in the late 1960s. - A.J. Neal

4. (1979) Saddam Hussein became president. His first task was to secure his grip on power. And some had called for the overthrow of the Iraqi government. - A.J. Neal

5. When the two countries declared a ceasefire, nearly one million people had been killed or injured. This caused major economic damage to both countries. -A.J. Neal

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Revolution in Iran - Important Events Timeline

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1. 1963: During the shah's reign Iran pursued a policy of modernization. (Eliza)

2. 1970s: the Iran economy was collapsing (Eliza)

3. 1950: The United States accused Iran of supporting terrorism to develop nuclear weapons (Adriana)

4. 1971: When the revolution of Iran started and new regime was established (Eliza)

5. 1979: Khomeini was an Islamic cleric who called for the overthrow of the shah and oversaw the transformation of Iran into a strict Islamic theocracy(Adriana)

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Nationalism in Egypt - Important Events Timelines

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Nationalism in Egypt - Important Events Timelines

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1. 1870,Nationalism in Egypt, defined postwar politics in Egypt. (Alex)

2. 1940,The Soviets built a large dam on the Nile River in Suez crisis. (Jayden)

3. 1945,Arab League, a group of Arab states founded in. (Jayden)

4. 1954,nationalist leader becomes President of Egypt. (Alex)

5. 1978,Iranian Revolution, established a strict Islam theocracy. (Malik)

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The Oil States - Important Events Timeline

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1. 1960: OPEC members worked to regulate oil prices and production levels and to gain a larger share of oil revenues by the - Camila

2. 1960 the eastern west was supplying 25% of oil. Araceli F.

3. 1973: The Arab oil embargo, caused oil shortages in the West and a sharp rise in prices by -Giselle L

4. (Date?) UAE boasted one of the highest standards of living in the world.by Giselle T.

5. (Date) They - built roads, schools, airports, power plants, and other infrastructure that helped transform and modernize their societies. Araceli F.

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Iraq under Saddam Hussein - Important Events Timeline

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1. 1960s Saddam Hussein rose to power as a member of the Baath Party. - AnJinae

2. 1972. The oil industry nationalized revenue boosted and power enhanced. - AnJinae

3. 1979. The main threat came from Iran. So they overthrew the Iraqi government. - Emiyah

4. September 1980, Saddam Hussein invaded Iran to boost his reputation. Iran rallied and regained lost ground. - Kylie

5. Ceasefire declared in 1988, ending the Iran-Iraq War after nearly one million people were killed or injured.-Celah

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The Persian Gulf War  - Important Events Timeline

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1. August 2 1990-iraq invades kuwait(They did this because they wanted the oil) - Cezar

2. 1990-U.S leads coalition of forces to force iraq out of kuwait(This happened because the UN decided to do that) - Brady

3. 2003-More than 100,000 people were killed. Saddam Hussein held on to power (The people revolted so they were killed) - cezar

4. 2003-U.S leads second invasion of iraq Saddam Hussein overthrown( Do to the deaths US wanted to do something about it) - Brady

5. 2011-A drawn out war continues( US ends the war) - Brady

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1. 1960s Saddam Hussein rose to power as a member of the Baath Party. (Mr. M)

2. 1972. The oil industry nationalized revenue boosted and power enhanced. (Mr.M)

3. 1979. The main threat came from Iran. So they overthrew the Iraqi government.(Mr.M)

4. September 1980, Saddam Hussein invaded Iran to boost his reputation. Iran rallied and regained lost ground. (Mr. M)

5. Ceasefire declared in 1988, ending the Iran-Iraq War after nearly one million people were killed or injured.(Mr. M)

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The Persian Gulf War  - Important Events Timeline

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1. 1990: Iraq invades Kuwait -Hortencia V.

2. 1990: U.S. leads collation of forces to force Iraq out of Kuwait -Ambar s

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1. August 1990: Iraq invaded the small Persian Gulf nation of Kuwait and quickly captured its capital, Kuwait City. (Yvette)

2. August 1990: The UN Security Council imposed sanctions on Iraq, blocking its foreign trade and freezing its foreign assets. (Yvette)

3. January 15, 1991:Saddam Hussein was given a deadline to withdraw from Kuwait, but he refused. (Yvette)

4. January 16, 1991: The following day, the Persian Gulf War began with a massive aerial attack on Iraq and its forces in Kuwait. (Yvette)

5. 1991-2003: More than 100,000 people were killed. Saddam Hussein held on to power until 2003, when a second invasion of Iraq by U.S.-led coalition forces overthrew his dictatorship. (Yvette)

6. 2003: Saddam Hussein’s efforts to defeat Iran had failed, and Iraq’s economy was near collapse

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The Persian Gulf War - Important Events Timeline

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1. August 1990: Iraq invaded the small Persian Gulf nation of Kuwait and quickly captured its capital, Kuwait City. (Mr. M)

2. August 1990: The UN Security Council imposed sanctions on Iraq, blocking its foreign trade and freezing its foreign assets. (Mr. M)

3. January 15, 1991:Saddam Hussein was given a deadline to withdraw from Kuwait, but he refused. (Mr.M)

4. January 16, 1991: The following day, the Persian Gulf War began with a massive aerial attack on Iraq and its forces in Kuwait. (Mr. M)

5. 1991-2003: More than 100,000 people were killed. Saddam Hussein held on to power until 2003, when a second invasion of Iraq by U.S.-led coalition forces overthrew his dictatorship. (Mr. M)

6. 2003: Saddam Hussein’s efforts to defeat Iran had failed, and Iraq’s economy was near collapse (Mr. M)