Impact of Post-9/11 Counterterrorism Measures

Hard Period 9: 1980–present Terrorism And 9/11

Following the events of September 11, 2001, the United States implemented a range of policies aimed at addressing both the immediate and long-term threats posed by terrorism. This response not only altered domestic security measures but also reshaped foreign policy. The USA PATRIOT Act, for instance, expanded the government's surveillance capabilities. Additionally, the U.S. entered into military conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq under the pretext of combating terrorism. In this context, which of the following most accurately reflects a significant impact of U.S. counterterrorism measures implemented after 9/11?

It significantly decreased domestic air travel security measures.

It led to the implementation of widespread surveillance practices that raised concerns about civil liberties.

It resulted in the withdrawal of U.S. military presence from the Middle East.

It prompted a reduction in international cooperation on global security issues.

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