Some believe that the 9/11 attacks ushered in a period in world politics defined by
A) unchecked American power and sustained U.S.-led "war on terrorism".
B) American neo-isolationist policies and global retreat.
C) a new period of global market capitalism and economic growth.
D) unwavering coalition building between the world's most powerful states.

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The 9/11 attacks led to increased U.S. military involvement and a sustained "war on terrorism" in the Middle East and beyond, with the U.S. taking a more assertive role in world politics. This period was defined by a focus on security and counterterrorism, and the use of military force to achieve these goals. The U.S. built coalitions with other countries, but also pursued its goals unilaterally when it deemed it necessary. It did not lead to a period of American neo-isolationist policies or global retreat, nor did it usher in a new period of global market capitalism and economic growth.

Some Believe That the 9/11 Attacks Ushered in a Period