Answer the Following Questions

Answer the following questions :
-war on terror

A) A series of popular revolts and insurrections that challenged regional politicians and Russian interests in the former Soviet republics during the first decade of the twenty-first century.
B) The attempt to establish ethnically homogeneous territories by intimidation, forced deportation, and killing.
C) Military organization formed in 1998 by militants who sought independence from Serbia.
D) The emergence of a freer, more technologically connected global economy, accompanied by a worldwide exchange of cultural, political, and religious ideas.
E) The economic, cultural, and political alliance of twenty-seven European nations.
F) The basis for the formation of the European Union, which set financial and cultural standards for potential member states and defined criteria for membership in the monetary union.
G) A powerful supranational financial institution that sets trade and tariff agreements for more than 150 member countries and so helps manage a large percentage of the world's import-export policies. Like the IMF and the World Bank, it promotes neoliberal policies around the world.
H) Independent organizations with specific agendas, such as humanitarian aid or environmental protection, that conduct international programs and activities.
I) Enclaves of ethnic groups settled outside of their homelands.
J) The mixing of ethnic styles in daily life and in cultural works such as film, music, art, and literature.
K) American policy under President George W. Bush to fight global terrorism in all its forms.
L) Islamic social and political reform group founded in Egypt in 1928 that called for national liberation from European control and a return to shari'a law (based on Muslim legal codes) , and demanded land reform, extensive social welfare programs, and economic independence.
M) A series of popular revolts in several countries in the Middle East and North Africa that bought an end to authoritarian, often Western-supported regimes.
N) Changes in longstanding weather patterns caused primarily by carbon dioxide emissions from the burning of fossil fuels.