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question 4 (5 points)
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what was the biden administration’s position regarding the paris agreement?
○ they reentered the us into the agreement.
○ they negotiated a new agreement to replace it.
○ they removed the us from the agreement.
○ they amended the agreement before approving it.

question 5 (5 points)
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where were us forces shot down in 1993 that ended in vicious street fighting?
○ afghanistan
○ somalia
○ iraq
○ panama

question 6 (5 points)
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a criticism of the #metoo movement is that it
○ unduly protected perpetrators of sexual harassment.
○ enabled rioting and violence over racial tensions.
○ presumed guilt for those who were accused.
○ was unduly focused on the concerns of black women.

Explanation:

Question 4

The Biden administration, upon taking office, reversed the Trump administration's decision to withdraw from the Paris Agreement and re - entered the US into the agreement. The option about negotiating a new agreement is incorrect as they didn't aim to replace it. The option about removing the US is the opposite of what they did (Trump had started the withdrawal process which Biden reversed). And they didn't amend the agreement before approving it; they re - entered the existing agreement.

In 1993, US forces were shot down in Somalia, specifically during the Battle of Mogadishu, which led to vicious street fighting. US forces were not shot down in this context in Afghanistan, Iraq, or Panama in 1993.

One criticism of the #MeToo movement is that it is seen as presuming the guilt of those who are accused, before a proper investigation or due process. It does not unduly protect perpetrators (it's about highlighting harassment), it's not related to rioting over racial tensions, and it's not unduly focused on Black women's concerns (it's a broader movement against sexual harassment).

Answer:

They reentered the US into the agreement.

Question 5