Question 1
Prior to the 2003 invasion of Iraq, George W. Bush focused primarily on Iraq's __________
A) barring UN weapons inspectors from the country
B) suppression of the Sunni majority
C) supposed possession of weapons of mass destruction
D) control of a sizeable percentage of the world's oil
Question 2
How do both the photograph of the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center and Clay Bennett's 2002 Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoon criticizing the 2001 Patriot Act address a familiar wartime dilemma?
A) The government had to determine how to protect the nation against enemy agents operating
on American soil while safeguarding the privacy rights of Americans at the same time.
B) The government had to address criticism that it had failed to prevent the 9/11 attacks and
justify why it arrested many Arabs and Muslims in response to this attack.
C) The government had to develop new safety measures to protect the American public while
also permitting torture as an interrogation tactic on captured suspects.
D) The government had to establish new measures for gathering intelligence in order to prevent
domestic attacks while simultaneously deciding if search warrants for Internet and phone records
were constitutional.
Question 3
What emotions do this image depicting relations between the United States and Britain after the signing of the Treaty of Ghent convey?
A) nostalgia and melancholia
B) sadness and gloom
C) belligerence and hostility
D) harmony and respect
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