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What was one of the official goals of operation Iraqi freedom in 20043?
One of the official goals of Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2003 was to disarm Iraq of its weapons of mass destruction (WMDs), which the U.S. and its allies believed were being developed and could pose a threat to regional and global security. Additionally, the operation aimed to remove Saddam Hussein from power, promote democracy in Iraq, and ensure the country's stability and security.
What was won in World War 2?
The peace, freedom, and indeed, the very existence of the peoples of the world outside the Axis. Michael Montagne We won forty years of living under threat of nuclear war, and for britan, a giant hole in the pocket and the loss of an empire. The very countries we fought Hitler for in the first palce, Poland and the other countries under threat of German expansion, were all capture in 1945 by a wores tyrant, Stalin,a dn would remain under control until 1991
Analyze the postwar domestic climate in America and explain the growing fear of internal Communist subversion?
After world war II america had a vision of the world, a vision in which democracy should be practiced, to guarantee the freedom of everybody. As forcommunism, did not meet the visions of America, it became a great threat to the hopes of having a democratic atmosphere.
What event led to the Truman doctrine?
the threat communism spreading to Turkey and Greece -you're welcome
What was the reason operation Iraqi freedom start?
Operation Iraqi Freedom began in March 2003 primarily due to the U.S. government's belief that Iraq possessed weapons of mass destruction (WMDs) and posed a threat to global security. Additionally, the U.S. aimed to dismantle Saddam Hussein's regime, which was accused of supporting terrorism and violating human rights. The operation also sought to promote democracy in Iraq and stabilize the region. However, the absence of discovered WMDs later led to significant controversy regarding the legitimacy of the invasion.
Why did the colonists consider taxation by parliament an especially serious threat to their freedom as well as to their pocketbooks?
The colonists objected to taxation by Parliament because they were not represented. They had sought representation in Parliament for years without success. It became clear that they were being treated like a conquered people rather than citizens of Britain.
Why did the colonist consider taxation by parliament an especially serious threat to their freedom as well to their pocket books?
The colonists didn't object to all taxes - the problem was that there was no colonial representation in parliament, so many of the taxes levied by England didn't take into account many aspects of the colonial economy/lifestyle. England also began levying especially high taxes to raise revenue without considering any effect on the colonies.
Why did the colonist worry about Quebec act?
Colonists believed it was a threat to their self-government.
Why do communists restrict freedom of speech?
Threat of overthrow
What is consider Environmental Threat?
fire
From the following choices select the factors you should consider to understand the threat in your environment.?
From the following choices, select the factors you should consider to understand the threat in your environment.
What is an eight letter word meaning freedom from harm?
Security means freedom from danger or threat.
How did President Reagan view the power of the Federal Government?
As a threat to individual freedom.
Should Microsoft consider Linux a threat?
Microsoft should and does consider Linux a threat in the enterprise desktop and server market. They are also in danger of losing market share in netbooks and ultralight laptops.
What does Hamilton seem to think greatest threat to liberty?
Stripping people from freedom of speech
Which of these did George Washington consider to be a threat to the new colony?
Political parties.
Why would Britain's new laws have convinced Americans that their freedom was under threat?
Because In the 1760s Parliament's new laws and restrictions threatened the colonists' freedom. The Americans found ought that their friendship with the British soured. TheBritish treated them differently then what they did before the war. That's why they would think that their freedom is under threat.
