In order to protect their oil interests, what did the United States do in the early
1990s?

They stepped into the Persian Gulf War

Explanation:

In the early 1990s Middle Eastern countries such as Saudi Arabia went to war with Iraq, this put not only the middle eastern oil trade in jeopardy but it also indirectly negatively affected the global oil market as a whole. And so in order to protect their oil interests, the U.S got involved

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