When President Bush declared a “war on terror” after 9/11, how did this statement change US foreign policy?

The foreign policy of the United States went under dramatic changes post 'War on Terror,' declared by President Bush.

Explanation:

After the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, on the United States, then-President George W. Bush declared war on terror. The war on terror is a continuous military campaign declared by President George Bush in the Middle-East countries. The president's campaign was counter-attack terrorism which was rooted in Middle-East countries. These countries were giving shelter to many terrorist groups such as Al-Qaida, Taliban, etc.

After the military campaign of the War on Terror was declared, the foreign policy of the United States went under dramatic changes. More strict security precautions were taken by the United States. The president also reformed the USA PATRIOT Act to ensure strict securit.

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