Of what revolutionary political party was Saddam Hussein a member?
Correct answer: A. Ba'ath
- A. Ba'ath
- B. Subha Tulfa
- C. Shi'a
- D. Abid al-Majid
Explanation
Saddam Hussein belonged to the Arab Socialist Ba'ath Party, which promoted Arab nationalism and socialism. Shi'a identifies a branch of Islam, not the revolutionary party to which he belonged.
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