21 ST CENTURY MIDDLE EAST. OPEC Organization of oil producing and exporting countries.

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21 ST CENTURY MIDDLE EAST

OPEC Organization of oil producing and exporting countries

EMBARGO The blocking of exports and imports for political purposes

BEDOUIN Wandering, nomadic desert herder

IN THE NAME OF DEMOCRACY? The War in Iraq (2003-Present) began when Saddam Hussein refused to allow international inspectors to examine suspected weapon plants. Another reason that was used to justify the US invasion of Iraq was to spread democracy. At the time of September 11, 2001, al Qaeda and the Taliban were based in Afghanistan. The Persian Gulf War (Desert Storm) began when Iraq invaded Kuwait. The United States Imports most of its foreign oil form Saudi Arabia and Kuwait

LAND & RELIGION The most bitter current territorial (land) dispute in the Middle East exists between Israelis and Palestinians. Israel Became a nation in 1948 The Dome of the Rock, in Jerusalem is significant for Islam because It is where Mohammed ascended into Heaven.

CULTURE & RELIGION A theocracy is a government where leaders rule by divine authority. In some Muslim countries a woman cannot board a plane or check into a hotel by herself without Written permission by a male member of her family. It is legal to have 4 wives in Islam but most men have 1.