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The Iraqi people have many different feelings about us. most of them are happy about the removall of Saddam Hussein but others of them feel that we should get out because we are causing so much sectarian violence. most of them however, think that it is good that we removed Saddam Hussein but want us too leave soon.
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What large area of Iraq contains a Kurdish population?
I think it was Mahabab or Halabja
Population of Iraq in 2008?
The estimated population for the country of Iraq in 2008 was 29.8 million people. The population estimate for Iraq for 2013 was 34.8 million.
What is the population of Iraq?
The population density of Iraq is 131 people per square mile.
How is the U.S population changing?
the us population is changing because of the war from Iraq and other countries that the us was fighting from. the wars down grade the population and the parents give life to a human so that's how the population goes up.
What is the population density of Iraq?
The population density of Iraq is around 92 people per square kilometer.
Should the US stay in Iraq?
Definitely not, but it is one of those opinion questions. But I think Americans should get the heck out of there and worry about America, and not Iraq.
What is the population in irag?
Iraq has a population of 30,747,000
Why do you think the US put more resources into Iraq and fewer in Afghanistan?
Because they wanted to
Why do you think the US puts more resources into Iraq and fewer into Afghanistan?
Because they wanted to
Which city has greater population....ashur or jarmo explain why?
Ashur has a greater population than Jarmo. Ashur is a modern city in Iraq with a larger population due to factors such as urbanization, economic opportunities, and infrastructure development. Jarmo is an archaeological site in Iraq that was occupied thousands of years ago but does not have a modern population.
What is US's objective in Iraq?
The US's objective is to gain oil from Iraq.
Are the Iraqis still at war with the Americans?
The US is at war with ISIL, which is made up of a fraction of the Iraqi population, but is in alliance and accord with the current governments of the Republic of Iraq and Iraqi Kurdistan. The US Occupation of Iraq ended on 16 December 2011.
