Question 7 • US History Studies Since 1877
The US-led coalition drove Iraqi forces out of Kuwait, which boosted President George H. W. Bush’s popularity. However, Saddam Hussein stayed in power, and tensions between the United States and Iraq continued after the war. Iraq did not repay its loans to Kuwait as an outcome of the war, and the coalition did not become a permanent force in Iraq.
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