The best and most correct answer among the choices provided by the question is the second choice "attack against the Taliban and al-Qaeda" In Clinton's<span> mind, the United States must continue its role as the principal leader of the world in promoting human dignity and democracy, with the understanding that it must never act in isolation or overextend its reach.The </span>Clinton administration<span> achieved some notable accomplishments in </span>foreign affairs<span>.</span>
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The correct answer is B. Attack against the Taliban and al-Qaeda
Explanation:
During Clinton's administration (1993-2001) foreign issues focused on military intervention against the Taliban and al-Qaeda. On August 20th of 1998, the Operation Infinite Reach was carried out as cruise missiles struck in the bases of al-Qaeda in Khost, Afganistan and a pharmaceutical factory in Khartoum, Sudan, this aimed at killing Bin Laden and destroying a supposed factory of chemical weapons, however, Bin Laden was not killed. Also, this operation was against the Taliban who ruled Afganistan from 1996 to 2001 and thus, protected al-Qaeda, especially by the Taliban leader Mullah Omar. Additionally, further operations were planned but not executed. Thus, Clinton's foreign policies included attacks against the Taliban and al-Qaeda.
From my knowledge, I know that the US Government believed Japanese Americans on the West Coast would provide a strategic advantage for country of Japan as it was their closest border to Japan. They could possibly be spies or seek out ways to help their home country they most likely had their allegiance to.
