President George W. Bush sent troops to Afghanistan and Iraq with approval of both the houses of Congress.
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The war on terror was a military campaign which was launched by former President of United States George W. Bush against the response of Al-Quida who carried out 9/11 attacks on United States. The war on Terror was against two countries which were Afghanistan and Iraq and it added around 2.4 trillion dollars to the debt as of budget of financial year of 2020 for United States. President of United States, Bush announced post attack of 9/11 that this war is against Al-Quida and its terror groups and not against any particular country. According to the constitution of United States, A president needs consent of both the houses in order to initiate a war against any country and for this war also he needed this consent of both the houses. When President made this speech against raging of war against terror groups, President Bush goy consent of both the house of United States and with that approval he sent military troops to Afghanistan and Iraq.
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Answer Details:
Grade – High School
Subject – History
Chapter –War against Afghanistan and Iraq
<u>Keywords </u>–United States, George W. Bush, Afghanistan, Iraq, Al-Quida, War, Terror groups, Military Operation, Senate, Representatives, Approval.
