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23-2 Trump Years

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USH.10.1 Cultivate historical thinking, including the ability to evaluate competing explanations for historical change.

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USH.10.1 Cultivate historical thinking, including the ability to evaluate competing explanations for historical change.

par Lance Hiles
1

As a terrorist, Baghdadi was an enemy to all _____ , but Qassem Suleimani was an influential figure for a nation state. Trump ordered the killing of both men to protect America.

2

The House of Representative was mostly democrat, so they voted in favor of impeaching Donald Trump. However, the Senate was mostly _____ , and they voted in favor of Trump, who did not have to give up the presidency.

3

When Donald Trump's supporters stormed the Capital Building, Trump was accused of inciting ____ against the ____ .

  
  
4

The first president to ___ ___ ___ was Donald Trump, who met with Kim Jong Un and discussed denuclearizing Kim's country.

     
  
  
5

To protect America from Islamist militants, Trump restricted immigration to the U.S. from certain middle eastern countries. The restriction did not apply if the person was a U.S. _____ or if the person was on a plane already headed for the U.S..

6

Trump ordered the assassination of Qassem Suleimani because Suleimani's hands were covered in ____ ____ (and American too).

  
  
7

Kim Jong Un accepted an invitation from Trump extended ____ ____ and then the two were shaking hands at the DMZ , the border between North and South Korea.

  
  
8

Trumps first impeachment happened because someone alleged that Trump called the ____ ____ and pressured him to investigate former vice president Joe Biden, who was challenging Trump for next presidential election.

  
  
9

No American President had been ____ ____ , except for Donald Trump. Trump is also the only president to endure a trial once his presidency ended.

  
  
10

Donald Trump tried to stop attacks by ____ ____ by restricting immigration from certain middle eastern countries, using his executive order.

  
  
11

Trump told his supporters to go _____ to the capital building and make their voices heard.

12

In order to protect America from terrorist attacks, Trump banned immigration of nationals from ____ ____ countries.

  
  
13

This was a first for an ____ ____ , when Donald Trump walked from South Korean to North Korea and shook hands with Kim Jong Un.

  
  
14

Allegedly, Trump wanted an ____ of ____ , so he used military aid to the Ukraine and coerced Zelinski into complying. It is illegal for the president to use the power of the office to solicit interference from a foreign country.

  
  
15

____ ____ were protested by Qassem Suleimani, and for years there was nothing America could do about it.

  
  
16

No changes to place to North Korea's ____ ____ , despite the impromptu meeting between Trump and Kim Jong Un. But Trump plans to schedule meetings in the future.

  
  
17

During Trump's second impeachment, he was charged with inciting violence against the government. During Trump's first impeachment, he was charged with obstruction of congress and ____ of ____ .

  
  
18

Mr. Trump cannot order his supporters to attack the Capital Building, but he can say anything else, because he has ____ of ____ under the first amendment.

  
  
19

Trump ordered the assassination of Qassem Suleimani to protect American lives, since Suleimani contributed to operations that killed U.S. personnel during the ____ ____ , even though Suleimani was not technically a terrorist.

  
  
20

Trump's first impeachment took place because he allegedly blocked ____ ____ to Ukraine, unless the Ukrainian president helped Trump proved that Joe Biden abused his power as vice president to protect Biden's son.

  
  
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