How have relations between the United States and Europe evolved in the early years of the twenty-first century?
What will be an ideal response?
The ideal answer should include:
1. Sympathetic reactions to the September 11th attacks and initial U.S. response
2. Tensions between Europe and the United States following the American invasion of Iraq
3. The positive reception of the election of Barrack Obama as a sign of changing U.S. policy
4. The 2008 financial crisis, leading to government intervention on the behalf of the financial sector
5. Russia's extension of power, which has presented Europe with new challenges
6. The election of Donald Trump and the potential for another shift in U.S. foreign policy
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