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2000's America
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Terrorism, war, and bush 43
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Global warming Real estate crisis Stimulus package globalization
Vocab terms to know Terrorist Al-qaeda War on terror Illegal immigrants Economic disparity Global warming Real estate crisis Stimulus package globalization
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A new millennium begins
2000 Election: Bush v. Gore (New York Times Retro Report)
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TMdjUsDf0U4 Bush/Gore debate
Disputed Election of 2000 Closest since 1876 First election decided by the Supreme Court Vice-president Al Gore (D) v. Texas Governor George W. Bush (R) with Ralph Nader as the candidate for the Green Party debate/n SNL Debate
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Gore received more popular votes, but Florida was the Electoral key (explain electoral college)
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There is a call by the Democrats for a recount, because Florida is disputed. The grounds for both the protest and contest was that these counties: Palm Beach, Broward, Miami Dade, and Volusia had signs of voting irregularities (including the quality of the voting tabulation machines and that certain types of ballots could possibly be misread by machines). The main type of ballot that was in question was the punch card ballot. The punch card ballot is one where the voter uses a stylus to punch holes, marking their choices. At times the "chad," the piece of paper that is punched may be left hanging, or may still be so attached that only an indentation is left (a “dimple”). The lack of standards to reassess potential votes had enabled different counties to consider a vote using different methods, making equal treatment of the ballots fall into question, thus clashing with the Equal Protection Clause in the U.S. Constitution (14th Amendment). The split of the Supreme Court decision appeared deeply partisan-- five conservative leaning judges consenting and four liberal leaning judges dissenting.
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The Supreme Court of Florida orders a recount, but in Bush v
The Supreme Court of Florida orders a recount, but in Bush v. Gore, the Supreme Court overrules them Gore accepts the ruling.
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Foreign policy in the 2000's and-UK-involvement-in-Iraq-explained-in-60-seconds.html
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Why do Extremists/terrorists hate the U. S
Why do Extremists/terrorists hate the U.S.? A very ancient and complicated history The U.S. consistently supports Middle East dictators The U.S. “sanctions” anti-Islam propaganda Has controlled the natural and industrial resources of Muslim countries “Blindly” supports Israel against the Palestinians Kills Muslim civilians indiscriminately in drone attacks “Destroyed Iraq” in both 1991 and 2003 Maintains a military presence throughout the Middle East Has different values and standards of morality and conduct
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2 US Embassies bombed in Africa in 1998 USS Cole sunk in Yemen in 2000
Early terror attacks Truck bombing in NYC in 1993 2 US Embassies bombed in Africa in 1998 USS Cole sunk in Yemen in 2000
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After 9/11 Bombing of afghanistan: bin Laden had fled there and allied with the Taliban government Bin Laden wanted 'dead or alive'--not accomplished until 2011 U.S. helped set up new government in afghanistan
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The axis of evil Bush: Iraq, North Korea, and Iran—regimes ruled by dictators who helped terrorists America would go after terrorists and the nations that harbored them
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Operation iraqi freedom
Activity from yesterday—why we go to iraq: WMD's? No inspectors allowed....and false intelligence info Attack launched without United Nations support In 4 weeks capital city, Baghdad, taken and Hussein on the run
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FREEDOM? Hussein captured, tried, executed by Iraqi's 2005 held first election, created a new government Insurgents move in and violence and chaos continued We're there until 2011
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(start at 13:30)
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And today: american-university-afghanistan-n637116 idUSKCN0YW055
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Hurricane katrina https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HbJaMWw4-2Q
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Domestic policies of the 2000's
Recession Question: what should the government's role be in the economy? Housing 'bubble' Wall Street Failures Unemployment (10%) Stimulus Acts/Government Bail-outs/"Too big to fail"
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Healthcare "Obamacare" (Affordable Care Act)
Supreme Court Ruling: mandating health insurance coverage (or having to pay a penalty) is under Congress's authority to tax
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Obama-Nation
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