Terrorism, War, and Bush 43 Crash Course US History

The video covers the transition into the 21st century, focusing on the 2000 presidential election, George W. Bush's domestic and foreign policies, the impact of September 11, the Iraq War, and the economic challenges during Bush's presidency.

What was a significant factor in the controversy of the 2000 US presidential election?

• The popular vote was decisive.

• The election was held in December.

• The electoral college system.

• Both candidates were from the same party.

Which act was introduced by George W. Bush to reform education?

• Student Success Act

• Education Reform Act

• Every Student Succeeds Act

• No Child Left Behind Act

What was the primary focus of US foreign policy after the September 11 attacks?

• Strengthening diplomatic ties

• Reducing military spending

• Combating terrorism

• Promoting global trade

Which countries were labeled as the 'Axis of Evil' by George W. Bush?

• Libya, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia

• Russia, China, and Cuba

• Iran, Iraq, and North Korea

• Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Syria

What was one of the main justifications for the 2003 invasion of Iraq?

• Iraq's support for the Taliban

• Iraq's possession of weapons of mass destruction

• Iraq's economic sanctions

• Iraq's alliance with North Korea

What was a major consequence of the Iraq War by 2006?

• Iraq became a peaceful democracy

• Iraq became a haven for Islamist terrorists

• Iraq formed a strong alliance with the US

• Iraq's economy flourished

What was the USA Patriot Act primarily designed to do?

• Enhance educational standards

• Promote international trade

• Strengthen environmental policies

• Combat domestic terrorism

Which natural disaster in 2005 significantly affected the Bush administration's reputation?

• Hurricane Sandy

• Hurricane Katrina

• Hurricane Andrew

• Hurricane Harvey

Who became the first woman Speaker of the House in American history?

• Hillary Clinton

• Condoleezza Rice

• Nancy Pelosi

• Sarah Palin

What economic event marked the end of the Bush administration?

• The 2008 financial collapse

• The housing market boom

• The oil crisis

• The dotcom bubble burst