based on this timeline, "- September 11, 2001: Terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon kill nearly 3,000 people and cause significant damage.
- September 20, 2001: President George W. Bush addresses a joint session of Congress and declares a “War on Terror” in response to the attacks.
- October 7, 2001: The U.S. begins military operations in Afghanistan to remove the Taliban from power and disrupt al-Qaeda.
- October 26, 2001: The U.S. passes the Patriot Act, which grants expanded surveillance and law enforcement powers to combat terrorism.
- November-December 2001: The U.S. and its allies defeat the Taliban and establish a new government in Afghanistan.
- 2002-2003: The U.S. increases diplomatic and economic pressure on Iraq, accusing Saddam Hussein of possessing weapons of mass destruction and supporting terrorism.
- March 20, 2003: The U.S. launches a military invasion of Iraq, toppling Saddam Hussein’s regime.
- May 1, 2003: President Bush declares “mission accomplished” in Iraq, but the insurgency and sectarian violence continue.
- 2004-2008: The U.S. faces significant challenges in Iraq, including rising casualties, political instability, and sectarian violence.
- 2006-2007: The U.S. implements a surge strategy in Iraq, deploying additional troops to improve security and stability.
- 2009-2011: The U.S. withdraws combat troops from Iraq, but continues to train and support Iraqi security forces.
- 2011: U.S. forces kill al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden in Pakistan, a major victory in the War on Terror.
- 2014-2017: The U.S. launches military operations in Syria and Iraq against the Islamic State (ISIS), a terror group that emerged from the chaos of the Iraq War.
- 2017: President Trump announces the defeat of ISIS, but the terror group remains a threat in the region.
", write a 350 word lecture about war on terror