After the war in the Persian Gulf, President George H. W. Bush was criticized because he
A) inflicted enormous civilian casualties through extensive bombing.
B) did not capture Baghdad and crush the Iraqi army.
C) supported economic sanctions against Iraq that had disastrous effects on the health of children and the elderly.
D) discouraged Kurds and pro-Iranian Muslims from trying to overthrow Saddam Hussein.

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President George H. W. Bush was criticized for not capturing Baghdad and crushing the Iraqi army, as many believed this would have prevented future conflicts and instability in the region.

After the War in the Persian Gulf, President George H