The oil in the area of Persian gulf and its effects on hegemonic manner of the U.S.

In this paper, it is intended to study the vital effect of the oil of the area of Persian gulf on hegemonic behavior of the U. S. and the manner in which this mater affects the strategy of this country in the area. The hypothesis of the study has been considered as: increasing role of oil for the U. S. has caused this country to use unusual manner of military power in the area after the event of September eleventh. To examine the hypothesis, the author, relying on some documents and assertions of American specialists and men of state affairs, has studied such varieties as the military attack to Iraq and Afghanistan. Politico-military and proclaimed and executive behaviors of the U.S. have supported the hypothesis. It can be argued that security conditions and psychic grounds have been prepared for the U. S. after the event of the September eleventh to gain control over oil resources of the area.