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In the text, you read this about the September 11 terrorist attacks on the
United States:
Within two hours of the attack, the twin towers of the World Trade Center had
collapsed. The September 11 attacks killed nearly 2,800 people and stunned
Americans. President George W. Bush quickly blamed Osama bin Laden and
Al Qaeda.
In response, the Bush administration launched what it called a global war on
terrorism, far different from other wars America had fought. The enemy, less
clearly defined, included terrorist groups that threatened the United States
and its allies.
Use the passage to answer the question.
Which of the following statements best reflects the challenge the
United States faces in its global war on terrorism?
(1 point)
The primary U.S. target is an individual, unknown aggressor.
The war involves two opposing countries and the allies of each.
The primary U.S. targets are anonymous groups rather than a
specific national enemy.
The United States is alone as a target of its terrorist opponents.