The factors that shaped US foreign policy in the Middle East during George H.W. Bush were based on and primarily driven by the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
The Sept. 11 attacks sparked an aggressive administration by President Bush, which established that efforts to eliminate any terrorist cell implemented by Osama bin Laden's leadership would be spared, even if it promoted strong attacks on Afghanistan. This attitude has spawned a number of violent conflicts (such as the invasion of Iraq that has led to much destruction and death of innocents) and has harmed many Muslims around the world.
Although combating terrorism is necessary, Bush's approach was very violent and affected people who were not involved in terrorism, in addition to stimulating a series of prejudices against Muslims and people from the Middle East, so I do not agree with the Bush administration, in parts.
<span>Failure to use the bomb might lead to greater American loss of life.</span>
A. Industrial growth boosted economic growth in parts of Europe
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C. The new industrial technologies provided means of transportation.
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3 Things Henry Clay Established
1. The second national bank
2. good transportation system/internal improvements
3. high protective tariff
It was an example of Sectionalism
Sectionalism is a condition in which a group of people put more importance to the benfit of their local community without considering the general well-being of others. The south resentment is based on how the tariff may affect the economy on the south alone, but overlook the positive things that it brought for the nation economy as a whole.
