Question

13. In the 2003 reading of Robert Byrd on the War in Iraq, all of the following are true except A. There was global criticism of the decision to go to war B. The United Nations withheld official support of the decision to go to war C. The U.S. Senate fiercely debated the decision to go to war for several weeks D. In the first weeks of the war the U.S. had substantial military success

14. In the 2003 reading of Robert Byrd on the War in Iraq, he noted the war in Afghanistan had A. Not ended terrorism there B. Not led to the capture of Osama Bin Laden C. Cost the U.S. more then $37 billion D. All (A, B, C)

15. In the 2003 reading of Robert Byrd on the War in Iraq it was noted the U.S. had no plans for what would happen in a post-war Iraq. A. True B. False

16. In the 2005 reading on the Second Inaugural Address of George Bush, he used versions of the word ____________ 49 times. A. Terror(ism) B. Security C. Justice, Right D. Freedom, Liberty

17. In the 2005 reading on the Second Inaugural Address of George Bush, he argued
the war on Iraq had been more successful then critics would admit. A. True B. False

18. In the 2005 reading on the Second Inaugural Address of George Bush, he stated the
U.S. “could no longer afford to be the world’s policeman” and nations needed to
take care of their own problems and concerns. A. True B. False

Answer 1

Please see the below answers

13. A. There was global criticism of the decision to go to war.

In the global world, almost all the countries criticized the war among the countries. Also, they stated that it is harmful to the people and the global economy.

14. D. All (A, B, C)

A. Not ended terrorism there

B. Not led to the capture of Osama Bin Laden

C. Cost the U.S. more then $37 billion.

15. A. True.

After the post-war in Iraq, the U.S had an absence of plans to implement further, whether they seize the oil fields and whom to surrender the reign of power in Iraq? They did not take any kind of plans.

16. D. Freedom, Liberty.

George Bush used the word Freedom and Liberty 49 times in his speech.

17. A. True.

In George Bush speech, he used the words like “the war on Iraq had been more successful then critics would admit”.

18. B. False.

Actually the statement “could no longer afford to be the world’s policeman” stated by Donald Trump, not George Bush.