I think it's Han
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The central government was too weak
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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Because it allowed officials to make searchers without saying what they were looking for which goes against the first ten amendments of the Constitution.<span />
