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https://youtu.be/co69AOQKFv8

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http://www.ushistory.org/us/60a.asp
http://www.history.com/topics/persian-gulf-war
https://www.gilderlehrman.org/history-by-era/facing-new-millennium/essays/technology-persian-gulf-war-1991
http://afe.easia.columbia.edu/geography/element_d/ed13.html
http://www.nationalgeographic.org/standards/national-geography-standards/13/
https://www.gilderlehrman.org/history-by-era/facing-new-millennium/essays/technology-persian-gulf-war-1991
http://www.militaryfactory.com/battles/weapons-of-desert-storm.asp

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Question 1#: How does cooperation and/or conflict lead to the division of Earth´s surface?

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Question 1#: How does cooperation and/or conflict lead to the division of Earth´s surface?

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The reasons why conflict would separate a country:
Boundary Disputes, Tension over larger territories, Scarce resources, Economic divisions, political divisions, and strategic sites.

Reasons why co-operation would lead to division: Aliances based on religion, resource availability, political beliefs, and many other factors.

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Question 2#: What causes boundary conflicts and internal disputes between culture groups?

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Question 2#: What causes boundary conflicts and internal disputes between culture groups?

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Many things can cause boundary conflicts and internal disputes. Including religion, political systems, and ethnic differences. But there can also be reasons for boundary conflicts such as India and Pakistan over strategic land

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Question 3#: Why do political boundaries change

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Question 3#: Why do political boundaries change

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To have elections in favor of one party and give them an edge in national and local elections

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Question 4#: What are the global impacts of the competition for foreign markets and resources?

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Question 4#: What are the global impacts of the competition for foreign markets and resources?

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Prices go higher or can be lowered like before the OAPEC was created countries changed prices to try to get other countries to buy there oil

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Question 10#: What was done to prevent the war?

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Question 10#: What was done to prevent the war?

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because of the invasion of Kuwait there was no avoidance of the war and was really no time for peace talks

The risk that the amount of oil Iraq would control was too major to wait and attempt to talk things out.

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Question 9#: What new technology are they using.

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Question 9#: What new technology are they using.

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Desert Storm was known to be one of the first major "Digitally Assisted" Conflicts. Many aircraft and vehicular tech being armed with Smart Tech (Smart Bombs, Cruise Missles) along with GPS Systems being more prevalent in use.

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Saddam Hussein invaded with an army to take over the country of Kuwait, an important supplier of oil for the US and other countries around the world.

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The war in many ways is classified by being a heavily modern war. It's date of "Starting" is
August 2nd 1990, and ending on February 28, 1991

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The Countries that the war was primarily fought in was Saudi Arabia, Iraq, and Kuwait.

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Saddam Hussein, Iraqi Dictator (Iraq) Vs. The United States, Kuwait
along with other forces had joined into the war, Including: Great Britain, France, Germany, Russia, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Australia, New Zealand, and the many other UN countries

However, Those who got included in things regarding the war (Not specifically Battle) is: Egypt and most of the Arab, Yemen, Sudan, Tunisia, Algeria, and Jordan.