In March 2003, U.S forces invaded this place, to destroy its weapons.
What is Iraq?
Which Muslim group struck the U.S (9/11)?
What is Taliban (al-Qaeda)?
The first two planes hit these two buildings.
What is the World Trade Center?
Many Arabs felt that Muslims should control ______ in the Israeli-Palestine conflict.
What is Palestine?
In 1967, a new conflict erupted. Egypt,
Jordan, and Syria attacked Israel in what
is known as the ____ ___ ___
What is the Six-Day War?
U.S ended the dictatorial rule of who?
What (who) is Saddam Hussein?
The U.S with ____ support started bombing against Taliban.
What is British?
This was the primary target for the fourth plane.
What is White House?
When did the Gulf War begin? (When the US started fighting with weapons)
What is January 1991?
n 1973, Egypt and Syria attacked
Israel again, hoping to regain their lost
territories. Their invasion began on the
Jewish holy day of ______.
What is Yom Kippur? 
U.S. forces begin recruiting which tribe members to take up arms against militants working with AQI?
What is the Sunni tribe?
Intense fighting increases. A Taliban military commander, Mullah Dadullah, is killed in a joint operation by _________forces in the south of Afghanistan.
What is Afghan, U.S., and NATO?
9/11 had an negative impact on what?
What is U.S economy?
U.S. forces stormed into_____, attacking it.
What is Iraq? (Iraq attacked Kuwait)
In 1978, the United States began
negotiations to seek peace between
Israel and its neighbors. The ______President Anwar Sadat and the Israeli
Prime Minister Menachem Begin met in
secret with U.S. President Jimmy Carter.
What is Egypt (Egyptian)?
U.S. combat troops withdraw from ____ and other ____ cities in accordance with a Status of Forces agreement (SOFA).
What is Baghdad & Iraqi?
Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden, responsible for the 9/11 attacks, is killed by U.S. forces in _______, in a compound.
What is Pakistan?
On September 11, four planes were hijacked and crashed by this terrorist group.
What is the Al Qadaa (Qaeda) Group?
Who Won The Persian Gulf War? (Hint:With Iraqi resistance nearing collapse, _____ declared a ceasefire on February 28, ending the Persian Gulf War.)
What (who) is Bush? 
In 1979, _____ & ______
signed a formal peace treaty based on
the Accords. As part of the treaty, Israel
returned the Sinai Peninsula to Egyptian
control in 1982.
What is Egypt and Israel?
War In Iraq ended on which year?
What is 2011?
(nearly 9 years after!)
On August 30, 2021, U.S. Army Major General Chris Donahue was the last U.S. service member to leave ______, because the war ended
What is Afghanistan?
What four buildings were planned to be hit/got hit?
What are the Twin Towers, Pentagon and White House?
Bush issued an ultimatum on March 17, 2003, demanding that ______ step down from power and leave Iraq within 48 hours, under threat of war. He refused, and the second Persian Gulf War, more generally known as the Iraq War, began three days later. He was captured by U.S. forces on December 13, 2003.
What (who) is Saddam Hussein? :max_bytes(150000):strip_icc():format(webp)/verdicts-delivered-in-saddam-hussein-trial-72410405-5c8b2aa346e0fb00016ee064.jpg)
In particular, the status of _________
living in Israeli-controlled territory
continues to be a source of conflict
What is (are) the Palestinian Arabs?