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| Dropping the Atomic bomb on Japan September 11th, 2001 … or at least they went after whom they thought had attacked us. By heading into Iraq, the U. S. was attempting to finish what could become a messy, complicated war. The United States has tried this before 38.26 Kb. 1 | read |