U.S. Policy Moves toward Regime Change in Iraq, 2001–02
- Bush launches the war against terrorism
- The "axis of evil"
- Bush challenges the United Nations to take action
- A diplomatic battle in the United Nations
- Bush pushes ahead with war plans
- The Bush Doctrine
- The Iraq War creates controversy
George W. Bush (1946–), son of the former president who had held office during the 1991 Persian Gulf War, became president of the United States in January 2001. Bush vowed to follow a tougher policy toward Iraq than had the previous president, Bill Clinton (1946–; served 1993–2001). Following the terrorist attacks against the...
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