After the attacks of september 11, 2001, the united states demanded that
a. afghanistan’s taliban government turn over osama bin laden.
b. all international troops immediately withdraw from the middle east.
c. al-qaeda release the names of those responsible for the attacks.
d. all forms of travel stop until tighter security was in place.

The correct answer is A. Afghanistan’s Taliban government turn over Osama bin Laden.

Explanation:

The attacks of September 11, 2001, were a set of terrorist attacks in three states of the U.S.  that led to the death of almost three thousand people and even more people being injured. These attacks were attributed to Al-Qaeda a military Islamic organization led by Osama Bin Landen. As a response to the attacks the U.S. asked Afghanistan's Taliban government that was the government in charge by then to expel Osama Bin Laden as one of the most important military bases of the Al-Qaeda was in this country, in this way Bin Laden would be extradited and paid for the events of September 11, 2001.

However, as there was no response from the Taliban government the U.S. invaded Afganistan on October of the same year and began a War in Afganistan whose main purpose was to attack to Al-Qaeda and end with the Taliban government who seemed to be supporting and helping Osama Bin Landen. Thus, after the attacks of September 11, 2001, the U.S. demanded that the Afganistan's Taliban government turn over or extradited Osama Bin Landen who lead a military Islamic organization that owned one military base in Afganistan and was responsible for the attacks.

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