Which Two of the Following Statements Are True Between Men

Which two of the following statements are true between men and women with regard to the 9/11 attacks and military spending?

A) Just prior to the attacks, 41 percent of men, but only 24 percent of women, favored additional defense spending.
B) In the immediate wake of the attacks, support for increased defense spending among men increased to 53 percent, but among women it remained the same.
C) A year and a half after the attacks, as war with Iraq loomed in late February 2003, women were about 10 percent less willing than men to consider the potential costs in troops and treasure acceptable.
D) Ten years later, as most troops were being withdrawn from Iraq while the Afghan War ground on, men and women were nearly equal in their support of the war, 28 percent to 26 percent.