The decision to launch a military invasion of Iraq in 2003 was because of the relationship between Saddam Hussein and al-Qaeda
Answer:
FALSE
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Which statement best describes Mecca during Muhammad's life?
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What did Lincoln do in his first inaugural address?
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The war experience changed the minds of many soldiers about returning to farm life. They often resettled in cities after the war because
A. veterans benefits were provided only for those in urban environments. B. agriculture had experienced such tremendous decline during the war years. C. soldiers were not welcome back in small rural towns. D. of the cultural experiences they had had abroad in places like Paris.