Which statement best describes the economic impact of the 9/11 terrorist attacks?(1 point)
Responses
A. The attacks led many young men and women to enlist in the military.
B. The attacks caused Americans to be more fearful and distrusting of others.
C. The attacks resulted in the U.S. spending trillions of dollars.
D. The attacks resulted in the launching of Operation Enduring Freedom.
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C. The attacks resulted in the U.S. spending trillions of dollars.
Which statement offers the best example of a comparison between the September 11, 2001, al-Qaeda attacks on the U.S. and the 2015 ISIS attacks on France? (1 point)
Responses
The terrorist groups who made the attacks used similar approaches.
The terrorist groups who made the attacks claimed they were retribution for attacks on Islamic land.
The attacks on the U.S. and France had a similar number of people killed.
The U.S.’s and France’s militaries quickly responded to the terrorist attacks with mass bomb strikes.
Responses
The terrorist groups who made the attacks used similar approaches.
The terrorist groups who made the attacks claimed they were retribution for attacks on Islamic land.
The attacks on the U.S. and France had a similar number of people killed.
The U.S.’s and France’s militaries quickly responded to the terrorist attacks with mass bomb strikes.
The terrorist groups who made the attacks claimed they were retribution for attacks on Islamic land.
Which statement offers the best example of a contrast between many countries’ responses to the Rwandan Genocide and the September 11, 2001, attacks on the U.S.? (1 point)
Responses
A. There was an equal amount of coverage throughout the world concerning the September 11 attacks and the Rwandan Genocide.
B. There was much more coverage throughout the world concerning the Rwandan Genocide than the September 11 attacks.
C. In some countries, there was more coverage about the Rwandan Genocide, and in other countries, there was more coverage about the September 11 attacks on the U.S.
D. There was much more coverage throughout the world concerning the September 11 attacks than the Rwandan Genocide.
Responses
A. There was an equal amount of coverage throughout the world concerning the September 11 attacks and the Rwandan Genocide.
B. There was much more coverage throughout the world concerning the Rwandan Genocide than the September 11 attacks.
C. In some countries, there was more coverage about the Rwandan Genocide, and in other countries, there was more coverage about the September 11 attacks on the U.S.
D. There was much more coverage throughout the world concerning the September 11 attacks than the Rwandan Genocide.
D. There was much more coverage throughout the world concerning the September 11 attacks than the Rwandan Genocide.
Connect the relationship among terrorism, private militias, and new technology in the U.S. war on terrorism.(1 point)
Responses
A. The U.S.-led war on terrorism used private militias and new technology in order to prevent drone strikes from striking civilians.
B. The U.S.-led war on terrorism used private militias and new technology in order to combat terrorism.
C. The U.S.-led war on terrorism used private militias and new technology in order to run the war without the use of the military.
D. The U.S.-led war on terrorism used private militias and new technology in order to foster terrorism.
Responses
A. The U.S.-led war on terrorism used private militias and new technology in order to prevent drone strikes from striking civilians.
B. The U.S.-led war on terrorism used private militias and new technology in order to combat terrorism.
C. The U.S.-led war on terrorism used private militias and new technology in order to run the war without the use of the military.
D. The U.S.-led war on terrorism used private militias and new technology in order to foster terrorism.
B. The U.S.-led war on terrorism used private militias and new technology in order to combat terrorism.
Which statement draws the best conclusion regarding the ways the internet has been used in modern warfare?(1 point)
Responses
A. The internet has been used to expand the reach of both state and non-state organizations by allowing them to cause damage and communicate with people on a large scale.
b. The internet has been used to expand the reach of both state and non-state organizations by allowing them to cause damage and communicate with people on an individual scale.
c. The internet has been used to expand the reach of both state and non-state organizations by allowing them to foster unity and communicate with people on a large scale.
d. The internet has been used to expand the reach of non-state organizations by allowing them to cause damage and communicate with people on a large scale.
Responses
A. The internet has been used to expand the reach of both state and non-state organizations by allowing them to cause damage and communicate with people on a large scale.
b. The internet has been used to expand the reach of both state and non-state organizations by allowing them to cause damage and communicate with people on an individual scale.
c. The internet has been used to expand the reach of both state and non-state organizations by allowing them to foster unity and communicate with people on a large scale.
d. The internet has been used to expand the reach of non-state organizations by allowing them to cause damage and communicate with people on a large scale.
A. The internet has been used to expand the reach of both state and non-state organizations by allowing them to cause damage and communicate with people on a large scale.