iraq

An account of the Iraq War. Discusses the U.S. strategy for the war, early battles, the capture of Saddam Hussein, the insurgency, the surge, and the beginning of the withdrawal of troops.

Describes the history of the alliance between the United States and Europe from the Cold War to President George W. Bush, and examines the effects of the war in Iraq in 2001 on the relationship between the United States and Europe.

Describes the economy, government, and culture of modern-day Iraq, discusses the country's relationship with the rest of the world, and makes predictions for its future.

Presents an overview of the history of Iraq, chronicling its early development, the introduction of Islam, the rise of Saddam Hussein, and the policies that bring the country into conflict with the West.

Discusses the rise to power of Saddam Hussein and the threat posed by his dictatorial regime, the events leading to the United States attack on Iraq, and the aftermath of that conflict.

Describes several aspects of Iraq's geography, including its rivers, mountains, plains, people, cities, crops, livestock, industry, and wildlife.

Easy-to-follow text and simple activities introduce children to the people, culture, traditions, and history of Mesopotamia.

Contains fourteen articles that examine significant people, places, events, and topics in the history of ancient Mesopotamia, including religion, mythology, writing and law, farming, and the people, each with illustrations and a case study.