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When President Bush declared a “war on terror” after 9/11, how did this statement change US foreign policy?

For the first time, the United States would strike at terrorist groups, such as al-Qaeda.

The United States would no longer distinguish between terrorist groups, such as al-Qaeda, and the countries that harbored them.

The United States reserved the right to act in self-defense against terrorist groups.

The United States announced it would invade each member of the “axis of evil,” until they all gave up their WMDs.

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jeromejenkins2003

Answer: The correct choice is B

The United States would no longer distinguish between terrorist groups, such as al-Qaeda, and the countries that harbored them.

Explanation: I just did the test and got it right

ogorwyne

When the president of the United States declared the war on terror it was:

The United States would no longer distinguish between terrorist groups, such as al-Qaeda, and the countries that harbored them

What was the war on terror?

This was an initiative of the United States under president Bush. The reason for this was due to the september 11th bombing of the country.

The idea was to eradicate terrorists as well as all of their sponsors all over the world.

Read more on terrorism here: https://brainly.com/question/1490223

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