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michelleunicorn

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Al Qaeda is especially difficult to defeat because of ________.
 
  a. its linked cell structure and presence in various countries
  b. its hierarchical structure and presence in various countries
  c. its hierarchical structure and hidden location in northwest Pakistan
  d. its linked cell structure and hidden location in northwest Pakistan
  e. its centralized command structure and use of the Internet to mobilize followers

Question 2

What attracted Al Qaeda to Iraq?
 
  a. large Sunni population
  b. the government controlled by Shias
  c. the American invasion
  d. sympathetic Sunni allies
  e. the Kurdish population they wanted to destroy



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

C



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