Is American Foreign Policy in the Middle East from 1945-2003 Driven by Their Desire for Oil?

It is the first time that Americans called the region of the Berbers of the Mediterranean "Middle East". From the origin of the revolution to obscurity based on obsession, conflict and complex cooperation - if this region becomes part of the United States. At the end of 1914, British soldiers protected Iraq's oil supply from Persia, and the United States had little interest in the Middle Eastern resources and empire's design in this area.

In this article I will examine the foreign policy of the United States in the Middle East. In this article I will briefly evaluate the measures taken to make the US foreign policy and the Obama administration very peaceful. From the perspective of US foreign policy, we began with the situation before the Cold War and the current situation in the Middle East. This paper concluded with a discussion on the possibility that foreign policy in the Middle East will return to liberalism in the Obama administration. In some circumstances, a very gentle and realistic approach is recommended. It is necessary to reconsider foreign policy adequately based on realistic methods

This is common to the (gradual) US foreign policy consultation in the Middle East. Everything is returning to oil. As various participants explained in recent video conversations, this is not just petroleum. The conflict in the Middle East is also related to the differences between Sunni and Shi'a sects, and the government's repression and unequal wealth distribution has much to do with it. Trying to simplify the current conflict in the Middle East to fight oil without considering other factors can be reduced

This is a war against the domination of the United States in the Middle East and a war to maintain the stability of the oil dollar. This is an oil war. People in Syria are experiencing very pain mainly due to the confusion caused by the foreign policy of the United States. To support the government to supply stable fossil fuels