He wants giving the people enough
The reason why is because he went opposed to everything the throne was which was the catholic church. So, if he was against the catholic church during the time that everyone was catholic he was a threat. Sorry this isn’t that good.
The conclusion that can be drawn from the above-stated statement is that president bush believes in the United States maintaining its role as a superpower to secure world affairs. hence option A is correct
<h3>What was the Bush doctrine's impact?</h3>
According to the Bush Doctrine, US adversaries wage an ideological war against the country through terrorism. The US has a duty to defend itself by advancing democracy in areas that are active in order to weaken the justification for them.
In response, Bush proclaimed a global war, and Congress established the US Department of Homeland Security.
Hence option A is correct.
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