Military Intervention in the Middle East Answers

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Why did the United States invade Afghanistan in 2001?

The US wanted to restore order to Afghanistan after the president was killed in a coup.

The US wanted to prevent the Soviet Union from taking over Afghanistan.

The terrorist group responsible for the 9/11 attacks was allowed to operate out of Afghanistan.

The Taliban had stripped away women’s rights and were committing human-rights offenses.

Which of the following statements best describes what is shown on this graph?

After a massive invasion, US troop levels declined from 2001 to 2008.

A few US troops in Afghanistan were followed by a massive surge and then a withdrawal.

Few US troops were present during the war’s early years, followed by a steady climb in their numbers.

Which statement best summarizes Bush’s argument in this passage?

The war was worthwhile, because a free Iraq will be a place for the United States to fight terrorists.

The war was worthwhile, because Iraqis have seen how effectively the United States fights terrorists.

The war was worthwhile, because it has led to democracy in Iraq, which will help deter terrorism.

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