What challenges has the United States faced with the Operation Iraqi Freedom? How do these challenges compare to past challenges that the United States has faced in other military conflicts?
What will be an ideal response?
Answers should discuss the difficulties of working with three factions (Sunni, Shiite, and Kurds). Answers should also discuss the challenges of training and working with the Iraqi police force and difficulties identifying insurgents. Answers should also address the challenges of being viewed as invaders, not liberators, and the negative public opinion worldwide. Examples of similar challenges can be found throughout U.S. military history, particularly (as identified in the text) in fighting the Vietnam War.
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a. the policy's underlying goals are unchanged, but significant changes are implemented in how the goal is pursued. b. policies become similar over time globally or in a particular region. c. the goals behind a policy are dramatically altered. d. the details of the policy change, but the general approach to the policy remains the same. e. the funding source to support the policy changes.
When judges believe that they must confine themselves to applying rules stated in or clearly implied by the language of the Constitution, they are following the __________ approach.
A. judicial restraint B. judicial moderation C. judicial bypass D. judicial activism E. judicial liberalism
Reliably Republican states are called __________
a. red states b. blue states c. conservative states d. gray states e. battleground states
___ More men than women tend to vote
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.