Question

question 22 (1 point)
who is preeminent in u.s. foreign and military policy?
the joint chiefs of staff
the president
the state department
the national security council
question 23 (1 point)
which international organization was created after world war ii at the urging of the
united states?
the league of nations
the united nations
the warsaw pact
the world trade organization
question 24 (1 point)
one of the primary purposes of the war in afghanistan that was waged during the
george w. bush administration was to __________.
prevent the spread of communism
remove the taliban government
protect religious freedom
retaliate for the bombing of the uss cole

Explanation:

• Question 22: In the U.S., the president has significant authority over foreign and military policy. The president is the commander - in - chief of the armed forces and plays a central role in formulating and implementing foreign policy. The Joint Chiefs of Staff are military advisors, the State Department is an executive department that helps implement policy, and the National Security Council is an advisory body.
• Question 23: The United Nations was created after World War II. The League of Nations was created after World War I. The Warsaw Pact was a Cold - War era military alliance of communist countries. The World Trade Organization was established in 1995.
• Question 24: One of the main purposes of the war in Afghanistan during the George W. Bush administration was to remove the Taliban government, which was harboring al - Qaeda, the group responsible for the 9/11 attacks. The spread of communism was a concern in earlier conflicts (e.g., the Cold War in general), protecting religious freedom was not the primary purpose of the initial invasion, and the bombing of the USS Cole was a separate incident (in 2000) with its own retaliatory actions.

Answer:

• Question 22: the president
• Question 23: the United Nations
• Question 24: remove the Taliban government