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Yes.
Explanation:
Although I dont exactly have the passage I can use fact. Military spending jumped exponentially after 9/11 and especially with the launch of Operation Enduring Freedom. Also, more people joined the military at this time. 9/11 also has historically been seen as a day of unity in the United States, and was a day when people of all groups and races came together to take a stance against terror. In the longer run, we have maintained presence in Southeast Asian countries, and we continue to spend around $600 billion in military spending. Hope this helps!
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Probably because Atlanta is a big city, so people went there to get jobs.
<span>It is consistent with neoconservatism. The aggressive approach to the use of hard power is the main objective of </span>neocnservatism. The advantages of neoconservatism are that the US is less involved in international process and can move faster to suppress conflict. Examples of neoconservatism are the use of drones as counterterrorism weapons in Barack Obama's administration, the Iraq War in 2003, and the 1980's US campaigns in Central American countries.<span> </span>