Which presidential election is the only one to be decided by the Supreme Court, and an election in which the candidate with the most votes lost?

What was the deadliest attack on U.S. soil, when 19 hijackers took over four commercial airliners?

What is U.S. foreign policy of preemptive strike to prevent terrorist attacks at home by fighting terrorism abroad?

What was the 2001-2021 conflict in which the U.S. launched a war to capture bin Laden, overthrow the Taliban, and to establish and protect a democracy?

What was the 2003-2011 conflict launched to overthrow Saddam Hussein, who allegedly was a threat, and to establish a new democratic ally?

What is the 2001 law that centralized and broadened the power of the federal government to fight terrorism?

What was the standard-based education reform of 2002 where states were required to develop assessments to receive federal funding?

Who is the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, who was appointed in 2005?

Who was the first female Speaker of the House of Representatives elected in 2007?

What was the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression in U.S. history between 2007-2009 caused by a housing/bank crisis?