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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 10.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In 1996, who does the U.S. fear will plan terrorist attacks on Americans?
(a) Iran.
(b) Afghanistan.
(c) Iraq.
(d) Pakistan.

2. What is Clinton's reaction to the terrorist attempt on George H.W. Bush?
(a) He is angered by the fact that George H.W. Bush allowed Hussein to live after the Persian Gulf War.
(b) He wants to retaliate in action, not sanctions.
(c) He wants a diplomatic meeting with Hussein, but upon refusal uses military action.
(d) He prefers sanctions, but is convinced by his men to take military actions.

3. What does Clarke threaten in a media interview?
(a) Taliban should be aware of Northern Alliance's new ally.
(b) Next al Qaeda attack will hold Taliban responsible.
(c) Clarke has a contract out for bin Laden's death.
(d) Any country known to fund terrorists will have sanctions placed.

4. What key point is indicated in the Dayton Accord?
(a) The U.S. and U.K. will no longer finanically help Bosnia if they remain in war.
(b) The Russians are not allowed to enter Bosnian territory in the future.
(c) The Serbian army must leave and evacuate Bosnia within a month.
(d) The muj must leave Bosnia after the war.

5. As Clarke handles recent terrorist attacks against the U.S., with many dead and injured, what is headlining the media?
(a) The need for homeland security.
(b) Clinton's infidelity scandal.
(c) American Idol.
(d) How Republicans hold Congress majority.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Clarke begin making enemies with his own government?

2. What unexpected event happens after the Persian Gulf War?

3. What had Clarke admitted to on a "60 Minutes" interview with Bonin just days before the 9/11 attacks?

4. How is the CIA sure that Iraq has a chemical weapons program?

5. What does the U.S. prepare for because it is a likely agent for a mass civilian attack?

(see the answer key)

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