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According to President Bush, the principal
reason the U.S. decided to take military action against Iraq was:
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After days of heavy fighting coalition forces
gained control of Iraq's second-biggest city. What city is that?
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All of the following are foreign policy objectives
except:
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All of the following are pillars of Islam,
EXCEPT:
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Angry with France, the congressional cafeteria
changed the name of French fries to ______ fries.
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Cows are most closely associated with
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Define Casus Belli
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Define Ethnocentrism
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Define monotheism
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Diaspora is:
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For most of the last two years, the stock
market has been a:
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France objected to the U.S. invasion of Iraq.
Who is the president of France?
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How did Gandhi die?
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How long does it take a population (or any
other geometric growth) to double?
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How many non-permanent members are there on
the UN Security Council?
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If a population pyramid is shaped like a rectangle,
what demographic stage is that population in?
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In February a nightclub fire–the second-deadliest
in the U.S. during the past 50 years–occurred in:
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In the Iraq war, journalists were allowed
to travel with military units. The term for these journalists was:
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Iraq invaded this small neighbor in 1990.
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Iraq's best troops were called the ______
Guard.
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Islam’s 2 holiest cities are
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Islam's holiest city is:
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Islam's holy book differs from that of the
other religions of the region in what way?
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Looters stripped Iraq's national museum of
ancient archeological treasures. In ancient times, what is now Iraq was:
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Members of what minority group that controls
part of northern Iraq celebrated when Iraq's regime ended?
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More than 60% of Iraq's people belong to what
branch of Islam?
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Nearly 100 cities and towns, plus the state
of Hawaii, have passed resolutions condemning:
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Once these fundamentalist Islamic militants
took control of Afghanistan, they began a violent, puritanical rule.
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Pakistan's president is named what?
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Part of Iraq is known as the Fertile Crescent.
It's around the junction of the _____ and Euphrates Rivers.
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People who generally oppose warfare are described
as:
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Pres. Bush called Iraq, Iran and North Korea
the:
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President Bush asked that the U.S. provide
$15 billion to fight AIDS on what continent?
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Quid pro quo means:
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SARS is Severe Acute ______ Syndrome.
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Somebody who believes in reincarnation is
probably
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Someone who believes in enlightenment is probably
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Someone who believes in the resurrection of
Jesus is probably
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Someone who believes that winds have spirits
is probably
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Syria's current ruler is named what?
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The "road map" peace plan for the Middle East
includes setting up a permanent country for what people?
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The act of unpredictable violence against
people or governments can be described as
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The average lifespan of Americans falls within
which range?
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The company formerly run by Vice President
Dick Cheney that is likely to share in the estimated $2 billion of contracts
to rebuild Iraq's oil industry after Gulf War II is:
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The current Deputy Secretary of Defense is:
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The current leader of Jordan is
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The diplomat who was searching for weapons
of mass destruction in Iraq prior to the war, is:
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The head of the Pentagon's Office of Reconstruction,
who became the de facto ruler of Iraq, is:
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The leader of the exiled Iraqi National Congress,
and the Pentagon's choice to head an Iraqi interim authority, is:
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The Massachusetts Senator who is considered
to be the front runner for the Democratic nomination in 2004 is:
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The new majority leader of the Senate, who
is also a heart- and lung-transplant surgeon, is:
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The organization headed by General Tommy Franks
is:
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The percentage of DNA that all human beings
have in common is:
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The reign of Saddam Hussein came to an end
after a battle that lasted:
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The term used to describe the strategy of
massive bombing in Gulf War II is:
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The U.S. official who presented intelligence
to the United Nations against Iraq is:
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The United Nations is headquartered in what
city?
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This American president helped to organize
the 1979 Camp David Peace agreement between Egypt and Israel.
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This man said to have carried out a campaign
of genocide in Iraq in the 1980s was killed by coalition forces.
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What are the "religions of the book?”
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What are the two main bodies in the United
Nations?
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What do Muslims call God?
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What does Shinto mean?
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What is an oligarchy?
-
What is Judaism's holy book called?
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What is the approximate current world population?
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What is the capital city of Egypt?
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What is the capital of mainland China?
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What is the definition of a republican government?
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What is the main purpose of the UN?
-
What is the name of Egypt's ruler?
-
What is/are the holy books in Buddhism?
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What is/are the holy books in Christianity?
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What is/are the holy books in Hinduism?
-
What is/are the holy books in Islam?
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What is/are the holy books in Judaism?
-
What political party ruled Iraq until the
U.S. invasion drove it out?
-
What religion was Gandhi?
-
What voting power do permanent members of
the UN Security Council have that others lack?
-
Where do Christians worship?
-
Where do Hindus worship?
-
Where do Jews worship?
-
Where do Muslims worship?
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Which Arab nation does not border Israel?
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Which Empire was Gandhi “fighting” against
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Which is NOT a pillar of Islam?
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Which is NOT a type of weapon of mass destruction?
-
Which of the following is true about a Capitalist
government:
-
Which of the following roughly means “births”
in looking at population studies?
-
Which story is NOT in the Qur'an?
-
Who are the Permanent Members of the Security
Council?
-
Who became the leader of Iran after the Iranian
revolution?
-
Who is the current leader of the UN?
-
Who was the leader of Iran before the Iranian
revolution?
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