Which was an argument for the U. S. invasion of Iraq in 2003? Intelligence reports indicated Iraq was seeking to acquire or make weapons of mass destruction.

U. S. allies supported the United States acting unilaterally to fight terrorism.

Bush believed that Saddam Hussein should turn over power to the Shi'ites.

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Describe the events that preceded and led to the partition of india. what were the effects of partition on india and pakistan?

Was the amassing of men, equipment, and supplies for the 1944 invasion of europe. operation varsity operation nordwind operation dragoon operation overload operation torch

When there are advances in technology, such as the personal computer, how might business productivity change? a) productivity is separate from technological advances so there is no impact. the new technology can replace outdated, less efficient, machinery. o) the businesses' products will no longer be demanded. d) manufactured items will be made elsewhere.