US president whose domestic policy focused on Compassionate Conservatism

& foreign policy was dominated by the War on Terror

founder of al-Qaeda

first African-American and non-white president to hold office

legislation that sought to provide federally funded social services through local

religious institutions

term coined by President George W. Bush in reference to the international

military campaign against terrorists and regimes supporting them

cabinet department of the federal government, created in response to the 9/11

attacks with the primary responsibility of protecting the US from terrorism

legislation signed into law by President G. W. Bush in 2001 that made it easier

for law enforcement officials to track and convict suspected terrorists

countries that supported the 2003 invasion of Iraq to disarm Saddam

Hussein's Weapons of Mass Destruction

the costliest natural disaster and the fifth deadliest hurricane in US history

international terrorist network responsible for the terrorist attacks on the US

on September 11, 2001

group of students trained in Islam and terrorist tactics who took control of

Afghanistan, providing a haven & training camps for radical Muslim terrorists