Correct: The answer is c. President Bush claimed Iran, Iraq, and North Korea were dangerous because they were developing weapons of mass destruction. These nations had the potential to provide arms to America’s enemies.

Incorrect: The answer is c. President Bush claimed Iran, Iraq, and North Korea were dangerous because they were developing weapons of mass destruction. These nations had the potential to provide arms to America’s enemies.

Correct: The answer is a. Harris would describe Hoffman’s poem as overly sentimental and a way to silence dissenting opinion. According to Harris, “the strident sentimentality of kitsch makes the unsaid impermissible and silences dissenting opinions.”

Incorrect: The answer is a. Harris would describe Hoffman’s poem as overly sentimental and a way to silence dissenting opinion. According to Harris, “the strident sentimentality of kitsch makes the unsaid impermissible and silences dissenting opinions.”

Correct: The answer is b. El Fadl viewed his place in American society as one where he would be both discriminated against and the target of terrorism. He claimed that he ran the risk of being a victim in a terrorist attack as much as any other member of society while also possibly being blamed for it.

Incorrect: The answer is b. El Fadl viewed his place in American society as one where he would be both discriminated against and the target of terrorism. He claimed that he ran the risk of being a victim in a terrorist attack as much as any other member of society while also possibly being blamed for it.

Correct: The answer is d. The cartoon demonstrates that fear of an ethnic group can result in the loss of rights for Americans. In the past, Japanese Americans’ rights were taken away when they were sent to internment camps, much like post-9/11 Muslims lost rights under the Patriot Act and some were rounded up and deported.

Incorrect: The answer is d. The cartoon demonstrates that fear of an ethnic group can result in the loss of rights for Americans. In the past, Japanese Americans’ rights were taken away when they were sent to internment camps, much like post-9/11 Muslims lost rights under the Patriot Act and some were rounded up and deported.

Correct: The answer is b. Gallagher argued that wounded American soldiers should receive proper care. To that end, he planned to run 100 miles around the site of the Freedom Tower to raise awareness and funds for wounded soldiers.

Incorrect: The answer is b. Gallagher argued that wounded American soldiers should receive proper care. To that end, he planned to run 100 miles around the site of the Freedom Tower to raise awareness and funds for wounded soldiers.