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Agenda Review Terrorism Notes Video Iraq Debate

Objectives Understand why and how terrorism has impacted America. Explain why the US invaded Iraq and how the invasion was perceived by the rest of the world. Objectives

1) Why do people resort to violence to make a point 1) Why do people resort to violence to make a point? 2) Is violence effective in making your point?

Refers to attacks against civilians not conducted by a government. Terrorism defined

The Islamic revolution in Iran marked a new force… Islamic fundamentalism. 183. Terrorism

Fundamentalist Believe religion should influence politics. Usually intolerant of other religions. Christian fundamentalism grew in US at same time. Fundamentalist

Muslim extremists Used Islamic fundamentalism to justify violent acts. (i.e. 9/11)

Killed 3,000 people at World Trade Center and the Pentagon. September 11th, 2001

After attacks, President declares a “war on terrorism” George W. Bush

Al Qaeda Was behind 9/11 attacks, located in Afghanistan U.S. invaded Afghanistan and later killed al Qaeda leader, Osama bin Laden US has started to withdraw troops.

Domestic Terrorism Terrorism may take other forms. 1995, homegrown anti-government terrorists killed 168 people with a truck bomb in Oklahoma City. Domestic Terrorism

In 2003, US invaded Iraq and overthrew Saddam Hussein.

US may attack a country that has done nothing to threaten or harm America if US leaders feel the country might want to harm America in the future. Preemptive War

Why did US use preemptive war? Possible reasons: President Bush thought Iraq had WMDs President thought Hussein was insane President thought his dad didn’t take care of Hussein in the Persian Gulf War President thought Hussein was involved in 9/11 terrorist attacks U.S. wanted to control Middle East oil supplies Why did US use preemptive war?

President said Iraq had WMD and indicated Hussein was involved with 9/11 Both turned out to be false.

President Bush said we still need to invade to bring democracy to Iraq. Others say it was for oil. Right or Wrong?

International Relations UN, NATO, and most countries did no support the invasion. Allies Germany and France not happy with US Worldwide, Muslims opinion turned against US International Relations

History repeats itself… As happened in Vietnam, Latin America, and Iran, US intervention brought unintended consequences. Does intervening harm us in the long run? History repeats itself…

Preemptive war debate Set up Number 1-6, get in to teams Half support preemptive war, half do not Mini debates Class debate

Understand why terrorism came about and how it has impacted America. Explain why the US invaded Iraq and how it was perceived by the rest of the world. Objectives