Which of these statements describes how the US government acted to prevent future attacks like 9/11? Check all of the boxes that apply.

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Which of these statements describes how the US government acted to prevent future attacks like 9/11? Check all of the boxes that apply.

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Steven Kirby · Answer 1

The answer is B, D, and E.

Explanation:

got them right on edge.

Aurora Sherman · Answer 2

Complete Question:

Which of these statements describes how the US government acted to prevent future attacks like 9/11?

Check all of the boxes that apply.

A. The government took control of US airlines.

B. A government agency took over airport security.

C. Congress declared war on al-Qaeda and its key allies.

D. The government coordinated the efforts of law enforcement.

E. Congress increased the government's powers of search and seizure.

Correct Option:

The statements which describes how the US government acted to prevent future attacks like 9/11 are as follows:

B. A government agency took over airport security.

C. Congress declared war on al-Qaeda and its key allies.

D. The government coordinated the efforts of law enforcement.

E. Congress increased the government's powers of search and seizure.

Explanation:

The 9/11 attack is the acts of violence on September 11, a sequence of four organized terrorist attacks towards the United States by the Islamic terrorist organization Al-Qaeda in 2001. This resulted into thousands of death and permitted United States to implement strict actions for security of nation from any kind of attacks further.

The federal government decided to handle the airport security. Congress succeeded in 2011 during the presidency of Barack Obama by encountering Osama-bin-Laden and its group in Abbottabad. To support maximum even government increased the power of search and seizures by law enforcement.