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What Are The Three Phases Of The Afghanistan War?
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Afghanistan War 2001-2014

The war was fought in three different phases. The first was taking down the Taliban. The second was fighting back against the Taliban army and rebuilding Afghanistan into being a better place. And the final third phase was when Obama decided to send more of our own troops to protect people from Taliban attacks. This war raged on for 13 years, and henceforth it became the longest war the US has ever taken part of.

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Barry Goldwater

He was the Republican nominee for the presidency in 1964, but lost to Lyndon B. Johnson by a long shot. Goldwater was also a Senator for Arizona for about 30 years. He fought for conservatism and against collectivism. He believed in small town government.

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Cambodia

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Even back then it had been made up of both legal and illegal immigrants flooding into the country. The openness of “illegal immigration” has only recently been a big issue in politics and debates.

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Jimmy Carter

Jimmy Carter was our 39th president and served from 1977 to 1981. He is a member of the Democratic party and was the governor of Georgia before winning the presidential election. In 2002, he was chosen to receive the Nobel Peace Prize for his work with the Carter Center. (Although I personally find that a ridiculous reason for him to be awarded such a prestigious thing. Of course he helped out with the Carter Center, he created it for christ’s sake.)

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Khmer Rouge

A name given to the followers of Kampuchea, a Communist Party in Cambodia. This party was created in 1968 and partnered up with North Korea, the Viet Cong, and the Pathet Lao during the time period when the Vietnam War took place. In their own war in Cambodia, they had won and took over the strict military dictatorship of the Khmer Republic. Then in 1975 they created their own government called the Democratic Kampuchea.

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Libyan
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Qatar and Saudi Arabia closely border each other. Saudi Arabia is Qatar’s only neighboring country. It is just Saudi Arabia and a body of water called the Persian Gulf. Qatar is also the world’s third largest supplier of natural gas reserves and oil reserves.

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Reaganomics

This term is used for the time period when former president Ronald Reagan was in office and the changes he made to the economy. The major changes he made was toward lowering taxes and encouraging more free-market activity throughout the country.

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September 11th, 2001

This is the tragic event of four terrorist attacks made by a group called al-Qaeda, or so they say. Many conspiracy theorist believe the attacks were all planned by our government. 2,996 people were sadly killed in this incident, 17 of them were the hijackers and the rest were innocent American citizens. Whether this was planned by the radical terrorist group or by our own government, this day is one of the worst days of our country’s history and we cannot let this happen again.
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Trial of Impeachment - Bill

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