In Undertaking the Campaign Against the Taliban in 2001, George

question 74

Multiple Choice

In undertaking the campaign against the Taliban in 2001, George W. Bush

• A) sought and received a declaration of war from Congress.
• B) sought but failed to receive a declaration of war from Congress.
• C) sought and received congressional authorization for the bombing but not a declaration of war.
• D) took action without approval from Congress.
• E) launched military operations only after Congress passed a formal declaration of war that legally required the president to attack Afghanistan.

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