Letter B is correct.
The attacks took place because Osama Bin Laden (the leader of al-Qaeda), who had naïve beliefs about the United States, wanted to punish America the same way he had been punished in the past when the U.S supported the Israelis destroying the towers in Lebanon and killing their people. <u>The 9/11 terrorist attack was considered a huge success for al-Qaeda because it killed and affected many people and damaged the US economy.</u> Al-Qaeda's target was a good choice since the World Trade Center was the heart of New York and its financial district which kept their markets closed for 4 trading days and provoked record losses.
Facilitation is helping or aiding teams by maintaining a process orientation and focusing the group. Facilitation is the process of providing knowledge, skills, and techniques during a personal or group program in order to create a positive development environment. The facilitator needs to achieve objectives in a program designed to make the participant feel part of an environment of growth, confidence and a lot of communication.
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His unknown secret weapon was disease.
When Cortez and his army invaded aztecs, a couple of his men were infected with smallpox.
Since the aztecs did not possess any immunity for it, the majority of their people were weakened by the disease, which make it easier for cortez army to conquer their region.
Answer:
This excerpt most represents the fundamental principle of Option B: checks and balances.
Explanation:
The balance of powers between the different branches of government are described in this passage from the US Constitution. While the passage most focuses on the power of the executive branch, meaning the president and his appointees, it also describes how the Senate has to consent to treaties by two thirds and that the Senate also provides advice and consent on other executive appointments. The excerpt describes how Congress has the power to decide who should appoint lower officers in the government representing another check and balance to executive power.
