Iraq

Saddam Hussein's forces invaded and annexed the sovereign country of Kuwait

An important person in Iraq is the prime minister. The prime minister is like a president in the United States. The prime minister has a 4 year term and he can run for a maximum of 2 years. the current prime minister is Nouri al-Maliki.

Medieval Baghdad was famous for many things such as trade (cloth, spices books silk, and etc ), philosophers, artists and etc but it was most famous for the great library present in it - The House of Wisdom.

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This question is difficult to answer because the term "separate country" is nebulous. If the question is asking when was the first time that somebody picked up a map and drew the outline of Iraq on it and said, "I will name this territory Iraq", then the answer would be 1918 when the British and French were dividing up former Ottoman territories and Iraq was an oil-rich territory that the British wanted. If your question is about when Iraq declared independence as sovereign nation, then the answer would be 1923 because that is when Iraq was given independence from the United Kingdom. If your question is about when Iraq was finally out of the United Kingdom's sphere of influence and proceeded to make its own policies, the answer is 1954 when King Faisal II was assassinated in a car-bombing and the Ba'ath Party took control of Iraq.

Iraq invaded Kuwait primarily because the Iraqis thought that Kuwait was stealing their oil. Iraq suspected Kuwait of using slant drilling and stealing 300,000 barrels of oil daily.

Officially, No, but many consider it to be because the power that the British exercised over Iraq during its mandate-period resembles colonization.

Iraq was part of the Mandate System and as such, the British expended a great deal of manpower to "modernize" and "control" the country. Officially, however, mandates were not colonies in that a mandate has the future purpose of becoming a realized independent state. A colony does not have such a purpose. The Mandate of Iraq was maintained from 1919 until 1921 when the British transferred authority to King Faisal I. However, the British interfered often with Iraqi policy and maintained boots on the ground until 1954.

Sadaam Hussein, until he died in 2003 for hanging.

He visited them on Thanksgiving Day, 2003. He made several other visits to Iraq, mostly to talk with Iraqi officials, but likely met some troops as well,

Baghdad has always been under a Muslim sovereign since it was built by the Abbassids in the late 700s C.E. until the present with only two exceptions: (1) from 1256-1295 when the Mongol Ilkhanate was officially Tengriist and Buddhist and (2) from 1919-1932 when Iraq was a British Mandate.

No, she encourage people to invest in Irqaq's economy since, she said, is projected to outgrow China's in the next two years. However the dinar is part of Iraq's investment opportunities.

The baath party is the murderous party of saddam, they killed the Iraqi leader Abdul Karim Qassim to gain power then ruin the beautiful country of Iraq.

Iraqi isn't a language, The primary languages in Iraq is Arabic and Kurdish. "Anna bee hebak" is the phonetic way to say, "I love you", in Arabic though.

A woman's honor is family honor

Iraq is ruled by a dictator, therefore Iraqs government is a "dictatorship"

According to a piece in the Jewish Daily Forward written by Maia Efrem 09 February 2011, 37 (thirty-seven[sic]) Jewish-Americans died in Iraq and Afghanistan, but it is unclear whether they are including Jewish combat deaths (if any) from the 1991 Gulf War, as well.

It is interesting that I am the only person who attempted to answer this. I wonder why?

There are many forced marriages, with women 7 and up marrying men up to 50. Also there is a low freedom ranking.

Jalal Talabani (Kurdish - جەلال تاڵەبانی) (Arabic - جلال طالباني)is the President of Iraq in 2013. He assumed office on 2005 April 7 as the first elected president under the country's new constitution, created after Saddam Hussein was deposed. Talabani has a Kurdish background and has fought for Kurdish independence and rights for over 50 years. He is also the first non-Arab president of Iraq. After the election on 2010 March 7, Talabani remained president.

Yes, but there are minorities of Shiite Muslim Kurds, Yazidi Kurds, and Baha'i Kurds.

The population of Baghdad Province is 6,500,000.

No, we still have troops (including family of mine) in Iraq.