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    9/11 Thesis

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    9/11 Terrorist AttacksTopic: 9/11 Terrorist AttacksQuestion: How did the 9/11 terrorist attacks affect America ?Thesis Statement: The 9/11 terrorist attacks affected America so much so the U.S. tightened airport security. Lots of people lost family members and that affected the way these Americans live now.The 9/11 terrorist attacks had a great impact on America, let me give you a little bit of background on why that is. Basically, the terrorist group Al - Qaeda hijacked 4 planes to basically use

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    9/11 Attacks

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    U.S. government that attacked its own nation. However, evidence from live footage of the attacks show that their claims are indeed false. The terrorist group, run by Osama Bin Laden, did not like America and had planned numerous attacks prior to 9/11. They had wanted to attack the U.S. for their support of the governments in the Middle East that do not enforce a religious political order. The first attack on the U.S., was the hijacked American Airline

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    9/11 On Muslims

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    Muslim group of people was significantly prejudiced by post 9/11. The entire Muslim community was vision negatively as of the events that was taken by Al Qaeda an international terrorist group formed by Osama Bin Laden. Soon, subsequent to the bombing of the twin towers, primary awareness of Muslims habitually originated from labels relating to the Middle East as a whole. According to “Affective Politics after 9/11” Todd Hall proposed that 9/11 was a sensitively prominent event that created an emotional

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    9/11 Nationalism

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    The attacks of 9/11 on the United States was a significant historical moment which launched international societies into the stage of awareness and realization of the potential dangerous consequences due to a more neoliberal and globalized world. The attacks are often labeled as a turning point within recent modern history which showcases the ensuing rapid militarization of America both foreign and domestically. Nonetheless with this in mind it’s vital to understand that though the 9/11 attacks were

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    The Attacks Of 9 / 11

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    The attacks of 9/11 was an act of terrorism that happened in New York. Two airplanes crashed into the World Trade Center in New York, one into the Pentagon in Virginia, and another one crashed into a field in Pennsylvania intended to strike in Washington D.C. Three thousand civilian lives were lost that day. It was said by Al-Qaeda group, Osama Bin Laden that the purpose of 9/11 terror was to take revenge for the United States. The typical morning which turned out the historical tragedy terror

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    9/11 Attacks

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    On September 11, 2001, al-Qaeda, a terrorist group, hijacked four airplanes, bringing down the World Trade Center and nearly destroying the Pentagon. The attacks killed 2,977 people and started a global war on terrorism (9/11 Attacks). Since Afghanistan was training terrorist groups, our military sent soldiers over to the Middle East to help slow down the assaults on our country. The attacks on the World Trade Center affected the lives of many Americans and changed the way people see the world today

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    On 9/11 Rhetoric

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    In 2001, the United States suffered greatly; on 9/11, America was sent into a frenzy. The citizens of the United States were left scarred and shocked. It is how America came out of that day that is amazing. Instead of standing still and backing down, the U.S. pushed through and came out stronger. Bush’s use of tone, all of the rhetorical triangle, and cause and effect leaves the audience, American citizens, feeling good about the war in Iraq and all that he has done since that dreadful day, even

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    9/11 Narrative

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    The catastrophic day of 9/11 will always be remembered as a day of loss, and a day that made America stronger. I interviewed my mother, Iryna Getman on this horrific day. My mother immigrated here in July of 2001 from Berdyansk, Ukraine. Here is her story. I wake up in the morning in my apartment in LA. I turn on the TV and I couldn’t believe my eyes and ears. I was watching live cable news and there was a lot of coverage. I saw that the plane crash into the twin towers. I was frozen and tried to

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    9/11 Tragedy

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    9/11 was a horrific tragedy in America. The twin towers in New York City were crashed into planes that were hijacked. Everyone died in the buildings because they collapsed. The planes hit the 93-99 floor. The planes were sent by a guy named Osama Bin Laden. There was also another place that the planes hit which was in Virginia and the planes crashed into the pentagon. In Virginia on September 11, 2001 4 planes were hijacked and 1 crashed into the pentagon and the rest crashed into the twin towers

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    Response To 9/11

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    On September 11, 2001 there was a terrorist attack on the U.S. I believe that the united states responded to 9/11 appropriately because the terrorist group started the attack on the U.S. Terrorist attacks have been made before 9/11 happened, but not just in the U.S. but all around the world. In response President Bush declared war on terrorists like al qaeda. He invaded Iraq and Afghanistan because he believed they supported the al-Qaeda operation. Bush also added tighter security to our nations

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