These questions must be answered in the case study.
1. Briefly describe Prevez Musharrafs background. How did his background affect the way he covered?
2.How did Musharraf come to power andWhat implications does that have for Pakistan’s democratic traditions?
3. Describe the positive aspects of Musharrafs rule, including things he did before and after September 11, 2001
4. What is most troubling about Musharraf’s rule? What are the most negative aspects of his rule?
5. Describe the completing pressures on Musharraf after September 11, 2001.
6. How and why did Musharraf leave office? What a legacy does he leave forPakistan government?
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