The 9/11 attacks and Bush's foreign policy

What did the Bush administration announce it would not abide?

• The 1997 Kyoto Protocol on carbon emissions
• The 1999 Inter-American Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Persons with Disabilities
• The 1998 Agreement establishingthe World Trade Organisation
• The 1998 Geneva Agreements on Afghanistan

How many airliners were hijacked by terrorists affiliated with al Qaeda on September 11, 2001?

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4

Where did these airliners crash?

• Manhattan's World Trade Center
• The Pentagon in Washington
• Pennsylvania
• The White House in Washington

How many people died in these attacks?

• 3000 people
• 5000 people
• 12 000 people
• 15 000 people

When did the United States launch its first airstrickes on Afghanistan?

• October 7, 2001
• September 20, 2001
• December 7, 2001
• January 20, 2002

Why did the United States launch an airstrickes against Afghanistan?

• Because this country was ruled by a group of Islamic fundamentalists called the Taliban who were protecting Osama Bin Laden, al Qaeda's leader
• Because Afghanistan was responsible of the 9/11 attacks
• Because Taliban was responsible of the 9/11 attacks
• Because this country was ruled by a group of Islamic fundamentalists called al Qaeda

What are the countries considered as part of the “axis of evil” by G.W. Bush?

• Iran
• Iraq
• North Korea
• France
• Colombia

When did the United States invade Iraq?

• January 2003
• March 2003
• September 2001
• September 2003

Why did the United Nation invade Iraq in 2003?

• Because the US government thought that Iraq has weapons of mass destruction (WMD)
• Because the US government thought that there was, or at least may have been, a link betweek Saddam Hussein and Al Qaeda
• Because the US government thought that Iraq was preparing another attack against the Twin Towers
• Because the US government thought that Osama Bin Laden was hidden in Iraq

How much had this war cost to the United States?

• About 60 billion dollars

• About 200 billion dollars

• About 20 000 million dollars