What was the primary reason for the U.S. invasion of Panama in 1989?

• To annex Panama as a U.S. territory

• To safeguard American citizens and restore democracy

• To gain control of Panama's natural resources

• To establish a military base in Central America

Which operation was launched by President Bush to depose Panamanian dictator Manuel Noriega?

• Operation Desert Storm

• Operation Just Cause

• Operation Enduring Freedom

• Operation Iraqi Freedom

What event triggered the Gulf War in 1990?

• Iraq's invasion of Iran

• Iraq's invasion of Kuwait

• Iraq's invasion of Saudi Arabia

• Iraq's invasion of Syria

What was the outcome of Operation Desert Storm in 1991?

• Iraq successfully annexed Kuwait

• Kuwait was liberated by coalition forces

• The conflict ended in a stalemate

• Iraq expanded its territory into Saudi Arabia

What was a key characteristic of President Bush's foreign policy during his administration?

• Isolationism

• Promoting American leadership and stability

• Reducing military interventions

• Supporting unilateral actions

What did the invasion of Panama demonstrate about the United States?

• Its reluctance to engage in military actions

• Its willingness to intervene militarily to protect interests

• Its focus on economic sanctions

• Its preference for diplomatic solutions

How did the Gulf War affect the United States' role globally?

• It diminished the U.S. influence

• It solidified the U.S. as a global superpower

• It led to the U.S. withdrawing from international affairs

• It caused the U.S. to focus solely on domestic issues

What criticism is mentioned regarding the Gulf War's impact on the Middle East?

• It resolved all regional conflicts

• It laid the groundwork for future conflicts

• It strengthened Saddam Hussein's power

• It eliminated instability in the region