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As a result of the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001,

A
the al-Qaeda terrorist group formed.
B
the US declared a “war on terror.”
C
US allies declared a “war on terror.”
D
approximately 1,000 people died.
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Who declared a “war on terror”?

A
George W. Bush
B
Osama bin Laden
C
Bill Clinton
D
Saddam Hussein
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In 2006, former Iraq ruler Saddam Hussein

A
was pardoned for his crimes and released.
B
established new, democratic elections.
C
was executed by the new government.
D
regained power after US forces left.
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As a result of the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001,

A
approximately 1,000 people died.
B
the US declared a “war on terror.”
C
the al-Qaeda terrorist group formed.
D
US allies declared a “war on terror.”
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As a result of the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001,

A
the US declared a “war on terror.”
B
US allies declared a “war on terror.”
C
approximately 1,000 people died.
D
the al-Qaeda terrorist group formed.
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Who declared a “war on terror”?

A
Saddam Hussein
B
Osama bin Laden
C
George W. Bush
D
Bill Clinton
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In 2006, former Iraq ruler Saddam Hussein

A
regained power after US forces left.
B
was pardoned for his crimes and released.
C
established new, democratic elections.
D
was executed by the new government.
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How did the US military interact with Afghanistan’s military forces during the war in Afghanistan?

A
The US military trained them.
B
The US military was hostile and unhelpful.
C
The US military remained neutral.
D
The US military took their place.
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During the US-led invasion of Afghanistan, Osama bin Laden

A
led Afghani military forces.
B
escaped to another country.
C
was captured by coalition troops.
D
was killed by the American military.
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President Bush argued that the so-called “axis of evil” had shown a willingness to

A
develop weapons of mass destruction.
B
attack American troops in Afghanistan.
C
organize the September 11th attacks.
D
plan an invasion of the United States.
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In 2006, former Iraq ruler Saddam Hussein

A
regained power after US forces left.
B
was executed by the new government.
C
was pardoned for his crimes and released.
D
established new, democratic elections.
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How did the US military interact with Afghanistan’s military forces during the war in Afghanistan?

A
The US military remained neutral.
B
The US military took their place.
C
The US military was hostile and unhelpful.
D
The US military trained them.
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After the US-led invasion, why did some Afghan people turn against the United States?

A
Coalition air strikes caused civilian casualties.
B
Coalition forces restricted voting rights.
C
The US helped the Taliban return to power.
D
The US refused to help rebuild the nation.
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After the US-led invasion, why did some Afghan people turn against the United States?

A
The US helped the Taliban return to power.
B
Coalition forces restricted voting rights.
C
The US refused to help rebuild the nation.
D
Coalition air strikes caused civilian casualties.
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After the US-led invasion, why did some Afghan people turn against the United States?

A
Coalition air strikes caused civilian casualties.
B
The US helped the Taliban return to power.
C
Coalition forces restricted voting rights.
D
The US refused to help rebuild the nation.
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The invasion of Afghanistan by American troops

A
forced the Taliban to surrender Osama bin Laden.
B
failed due to UN forces supporting the Taliban.
C
caused the Taliban’s government to fall quickly.
D
suffered against the Taliban’s military forces.

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