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How long did it take president bush to get to new Orleans when hurricane Katrina hit?
Too long
What president used military power to deploy the National Guard to keep peace in New Orleans following Hurricane Katrina?
George W. Bush
What destroyed New Orleans?
There isn't anything that "destroyed" New Orleans. It was, however, devastated by Hurricane Katrina.
The article The Nightmare After Katrina is mainly about?
the effects of the damage Hurricane Katrina caused in New Orleans. [=
What was the wind speed of hurricane Katrina when it hit new Orleans?
When Katrina's center was closest to New Orleans the storm had sustained winds of 120 mph,making it a category 3 hurricane.
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A domestic crisis during the Bush Administration?
Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans in 2005.
How long did it take president bush to get to new Orleans when hurricane Katrina hit?
Too long
How has New Orleans recovered since Hurricane Katrina?
britian helped them financially. george bush didnt do much then.
In a 2006 poll a majority of residents of New Orleans said that they approved of the performance of during Hurricane Katrina?
bush
Where was cyclone Katrina?
In new orleans
What went wrong in New Orleans?
New Orleans was victim to Hurricane Katrina.
What is the state of New Orleans?
Still in the Hurricane Katrina recovery mode.
What president used military power to deploy the National Guard to keep peace in New Orleans following Hurricane Katrina?
George W. Bush
Where does Hurricane Katrina happened?
new orleans
Has New Orleans recovered from Katrina?
Not yet.
Was there Diseases in New Orleans after Katrina?
Yes!
What targeted hurrican Katrina?
New Orleans
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