AMERICA DIVIDED JENNY YUN, SONA GEORGE, THEO RIOTTO, IRENE BAK, MICHAEL NANGLE, TREVOR BROWN.

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AMERICA DIVIDED JENNY YUN, SONA GEORGE, THEO RIOTTO, IRENE BAK, MICHAEL NANGLE, TREVOR BROWN

MAIN THEMES OR TRENDS  United States always has an enemy(communism to terrorism)  World community looks to United States as a leader to determine policy on conflicts around the world

1980'S PART 1  Ronald Reagan begins arms buildup  Increased government spending during peacetime  Raises interest in military  Strategic Defense Initiative  Protection from Nuclear Bomb attacks  Stronger weapons, planes, and ships

1980'S PART 2  United States Arms Contras in Nicaragua  The United States acts as world policeman  Carter in 1980, Reagan in 1981  Financial support vs. Physical arming  Berlin Wall comes down (Nov. 9, 1989)  The Cold War was coming to an end  East Berlin Communist Party spokesperson declared reunification with West Berlin  Memorable event of citizens celebrating and breaking down the wall was televised

1990’S  Persian Gulf War  August Saddam Hussein, leader of Iraq, invades neighboring country Kuwait  Arab leaders (such as Saudi Arabia and Egypt) look to America and other Western powers for help  Operation Desert Storm – American led aerial offensive  42 days later, President George H.W. Bush issues cease-fire after Iraqi forces have retreated

1990'S - USSR breaks apart; end of the Cold War (December 1991) - Baltic states (Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia) declared independence from Soviet Union - 11 Soviet republics did same soon after - (Ukraine, the Russian Fed., Belarus, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan) - Instead became a Common Wealth of Independent States - Mikhail Gorbachev (former Soviet President) and radical reforms during presidency greatly contributed to the fall

1990’S  Al Qaeda bombs World Trade Center (February 26, 1993) o A truck bomb detonated below the North Tower o The bomb was meant to send the North Tower crashing into the South Tower, but instead the bomb only created a crater in the North Tower and the two buildings remained stable. o 6 people died and many more were injured o This was the worst terrorist attack on the nation at the time

1990’S UN Peacekeeping Forces in Bosnia  Following break up of Yugoslavia war broke out between Bosnian Serbs and Muslim- Croats  Genocide and concentration camps occurred killing thousands of civilians  UN forces entered Bosnia but only kept peace and protected “safe zones”  World stage looked to American involvement to end conflict  When US entered in force, mainly airstrikes with some troops on ground, tide shifted

AL QAEDA ATTACKS WORLD TRADE CENTER (2000'S)  September 11th, 2001  19 members of Al-Qaeda plan and execute an attack  WTC, Pentagon attacked  3000 dead, 6000 injured  President Bush speaks to the nation, calls it a terrorist attack and says that the terrorists/those who harbor them are enemies

US INVADES AFGHANISTAN/IRAQ (2000'S)  Afghanistan (2001/2) -Al Qaeda blamed for attacks -Leader, bin Laden, is hiding in Afghanistan -Afghanistan refuses to give him up -Bombing starts in October, troops follow  Iraq (2004) -Iraq possibly developing WMD's -Hussein has connections to terrorist organizations -Wanted to help build a nation of Iraq -Oil

ARAB SPRING ( )  Democratic Uprising  Origin: December 2010 in Tunisia  Mohammed Bouazizi  Self immolation  Police corruption and ill treatment  "Burning Man"  September 2012: Government overthrown in four countries  Use of texting, ing, and blogging  Violence from authorities  Took hold in Egypt, Libya, Syria, Yemen, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, and Jordan  US continuation of security policy

OSAMA BIN LADEN KILLED  May 2, 2011  Killed by U.S. Navy SEALs  No American were injured  Buried at undisclosed location in Arabian Sea  Islamic practice  "Justice has been done"  Bin Laden made plans to..  Assassinate President Obama  Additional attacks against America

LAST COMBAT TROOPS WITHDRAWN FROM IRAQ  Began: December 2007  Completed: December 2011  U.S.-Iraq Status of Forces Agreement  Deadline: December 31, 2011  "All the United States Forces shall withdraw from all Iraqi territory"  "I just can't wait to call my wife and kids and let them know I am safe," ~Sgt. First Class Rodolfo Ruiz  Resume operations: June 2014  Defend against ISIL  Current troops: less than 40,000 soldiers in Iraq