At the end of the Persian Gulf War,
A) President Bush was highly criticized by the American public for embroiling U.S. troops in the Middle East.
B) there was general ambivalence by the American public regarding U.S. involvement in the Persian Gulf and of President Bush's performance in general.
C) people generally approved of the war, but not President Bush's performance as chief executive.
D) an overwhelming majority of the American public approved of President Bush's handling of the war and his performance as president.

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At the end of the Persian Gulf War, an overwhelming majority of the American public approved of President Bush's handling of the war and his performance as president, reflecting widespread support for the military success achieved with minimal American casualties.

At the End of the Persian Gulf War