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The September 11 attacks were

A) The work of maverick individuals
B) Thoroughly planned
C) Acts of desperation on the part of the attackers
D) Successful despite shoddy planning

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Bush's tax proposals came under attack because

A) The majority of the benefits of tax cuts went toward the rich
B) They included no plans to pay for the war on terror
C) They were increasing the national debt
D) All of the above

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George W. Bush's agenda consisted of

Bush's strength as a leader was

Bush's reaction to September 11 evoked Cold War rhetoric of

The US invaded Iraq in 2002 because

In the 2004 election, _______ became the champion ofa return to FDR liberalism.

-This image of _______ represents how close the vote was in Florida

Clinton-era budget surpluses were eaten by _______ during the Bush administration.

Because of _______, Al Gore essentially had to run against Bill Clinton in the 2000 presidential election.

Kerry's biggest mistake in the 2004 election was trying to make it a referendum on

The multilateral response to September 11, the invasion of Afghanistan, was masterminded by

The 2000 election became a contest of

A nationwide consensus that the war in Iraq had been a mistake developed by

Regarding the 2000 Election, the Supreme Court decided

-This map illustrates one of the problems that US forces had with pacifying Iraq,

The 2000 election hung on the state of

Osama bin Laden dedicated his life to the destruction of the US after

Hurricane Katrina emphasized

_______ finally concluded that Saddam Hussein had no weapons of mass destruction.