Military Intervention in the Middle East Answers

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The plan known as the surge, included a new strategy to combat insurgency. The plan called for troops to

A
stay in their bases and fight the war from a distance.
B
leave their bases and take over the leadership of the Iraqi military.
C
leave their bases and work more closely with the Iraqi population.
D
stay in their bases and work more closely with the Iraqi population.
3

In 2006, former Iraq ruler Saddam Hussein

A
regained power after US forces left.
B
established new, democratic elections.
C
was executed by the new government.
D
was pardoned for his crimes and released.
4

A positive result of the war in Iraq was that

A
it led to years of peace in the country.
B
it ended the regime of a brutal leader.
C
it led to immediate stability within Iraq.
D
it smoothed tensions between factions.
5

During the US-led invasion of Afghanistan, Osama bin Laden

A
was killed by the American military.
B
was captured by coalition troops.
C
escaped to another country.
D
led Afghani military forces.
6

The invasion of Afghanistan by American troops

f
forced the Taliban to surrender Osama bin Laden.
c
caused the Taliban’s government to fall quickly.
f
failed due to UN forces supporting the Taliban.
s
suffered against the Taliban’s military forces.
7

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
The US refused to help rebuild the nation.
C
Coalition forces restricted voting rights.
D
Coalition air strikes caused civilian casualties.
9

Which statement best explains why President Bush targeted Afghanistan after declaring a war on terror?

A
The Taliban, who held power in Afghanistan, welcomed Osama bin Laden.
B
The Taliban, who held power in Afghanistan, practiced strict Islamic beliefs.
C
The terrorist group al-Qaeda had corrupt officials within Afghanistan’s democratic government.
D
The terrorist group al-Qaeda had overthrown the Afghan government shortly before the 9/11 attacks.
10

How did the US military interact with Afghanistan’s military forces during the war in Afghanistan?

T
The US military was hostile and unhelpful.
T
The US military remained neutral.
T
The US military trained them.
T
The US military took their place.

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