Question

2. Which of these was NOT one of the

demands made by the U.S. to the
Afghan government in September of
2001?
O hand over all terrorist leaders
O hold democratic elections
O release foreign prisoners
O close all terrorist camps

Answer 1

The demand to hold democratic elections was not one of the demands the U.S. made to the Afghan government in September 2001; instead, the U.S. demanded the handing over of terrorist leaders, closing of terrorist camps, and release of foreign prisoners.

Step-by-step explanation:

One of the demands made by the U.S. government to the Afghan government in September of 2001 was not to hold democratic elections. Following the September 11 attacks, the U.S. demanded that the Taliban, which was in control of Afghanistan, hand over all terrorist leaders like Osama bin Laden, close all terrorist camps, and release foreign prisoners. The refusal to hand over bin Laden led to the United States commencing military operations in Afghanistan to dismantle the Taliban regime and combat the Al-Qaeda network.

Answer 2

It is hand over all terriost leaders