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On September 11th, 2001, four coordinated suicide terrorist attacks were placed on the United States. The leader of these attacks was the Al-Qaeda Islamic Extremist group led by bin Laden. At 8:46 that morning the first plane hit the WTC's North Tower then at 9:03, the second plane hit the WTC's South Tower. Then at 9:37 the third plane hit the Pentagon. Lastly the fourth plane was likely headed for the White House but before the Terriots could completely take the plane over, civilians that boarded that plane took over and crashed it into a field so none of the National building would be in harm.

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U.S. and NATO forces invade Afghanistan and overthrow the Taliban

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U.S. and NATO forces invade Afghanistan and overthrow the Taliban

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The U.S. originally invaded Afghanistan because they were hunting down bin Laden (the one who planed the Terriots attacks on 9/11). The Taliban that were in control there were hosts for bin Ladin and his crew and gave them a "safe haven" while they were there.

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US-led coalition invades Iraq to overthrow Saddam Hussein

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US-led coalition invades Iraq to overthrow Saddam Hussein

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On March 9th, 2003 the U.S. led a coalition and sent 160,000 troops into Iraq in the Invasion phase. Around 73% of the troops were American, 25% were British and the last 2% were Australian and Polish troops. This lasted all the way till May 1st, 2003.

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 United States-India Peaceful Atomic Energy Cooperation Act

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 United States-India Peaceful Atomic Energy Cooperation Act

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In 2005, President George W. Bush brought the idea to the Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh that they should separate their civil and military nuclear facilities and put all its civil nuclear facilities under the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). This agreement took three years to come together due to the complex stages that India had to take. The agreement was finally signed in 2008.

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After 9/11 the U.S. was angry with Laden and wanted revenge and by October 10th, 2001, he became the Most Wanted Terrorists. The U.S. and many other nations joined together to assassinate Laden. On August of 2010, the U.S. received information on Ladens whereabouts and was told that he was most likely living in Pakistan. Then on May 2, 2011, President Obama ordered a special operations unit to raid the compound he was staying in and kill Laden.

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The well known Coronavirus Outbreak was one of the largest global pandemics. The first sign of this virus was identified in the Chinese City of Wuhan on the 19th of December. They ended up failing to contain it and it then shortly spread to other areas of Asia then Worldwide. This pandemic caused 766,440,032 cases and 6,932,578 deaths.

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Biden Pulls U.S. Troops Out of Afghanistan 

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Biden Pulls U.S. Troops Out of Afghanistan 

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In August of 2021, President Biden pulled U.S. troops out of the Afghanistan War. Originally in 2001, the U.S. invaded Afghanistan so they can look for Bin Laden (the one who caused the terrorist attacks of 9/11). Then they realized that they needed to help save this country from that Taliban. But coming back to 2021, Biden decided that it wasn't our fight to fight and pulled all American troops out while leaving billions of dollars of military equipment. Shortly after, the Taliban regained total control of Afghanistan and took all the equipment that Biden left.