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How did 9/11 Impact the United States?
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Katherine VandeWyngearde
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Updated Jun 3, 2022
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Chapter 1
00:05
Chapter 2
00:09
Chapter 3
00:12
Chapter 4
01:23
Chapter 5
01:25
Chapter 6
02:19
Chapter 7
02:21
Chapter 8
02:50
Chapter 9
02:54
Chapter 10
03:50
Chapter 11
03:53
Chapter 12
04:21
Chapter 13
04:26
Chapter 14
04:35
Chapter 15
04:43
Chapter 16
Audio Transcript
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9 11 impacted the United States in many ways.
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How may you ask
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there are going to be three ways that I will be discussing.
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The 1st 1
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is culture
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Before 9 11.
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There were no security in airports whatsoever
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meaning absolutely anyone could jump to the gate
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just minutes before boarding the plane.
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This is very different from today where you have to show up hours before in
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order to make it through the long lines of security for yourself and your luggage.
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There was a new path act passed on October 26, 2001 which is called the Patriot Act.
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This changed the culture because it allowed for the increase in government
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surveillance and its abilities to use
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detective tools for protection of terrorism.
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It was signed in hopes that there would be nothing
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remotely close to 9-11 reoccurring in the United States.
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But this did cause him uncertainty and the citizens because
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they did not like the idea that it basically granted the
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government the ability for them to obtain a larger amount of
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data and decrease the difficulty for them to do so.
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So as you can see on the picture of the right people
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are protesting against this and on the bottom picture it says,
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I watch you which is representing the government.
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The patriot act has been edited throughout the years.
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They just want something set in place as fast as they could.
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The second way it was politically,
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it has created unity and patriotism more than ever before
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in the picture to the left.
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It shows military men hanging up a large flag on the side of the pentagon.
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It was showing more than just a flag though, but a symbol of patriotism,
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reassurance and a reminder for the people of the United
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States that we will stand strong for our country.
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No matter what difficulties we face.
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George W. Bush was the president through this whole time
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and gave a speech to the nation,
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giving them an explanation to why we are going to fight back
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in the global war on terror,
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which was a war between those who supported the terrorism and the
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people in government who were supporting the people who had been attacked against
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George W.
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Bush was re elected in the election of 2004 because the citizens of the
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United States recognized all that he did for the country in the prior years.
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The third impact was a huge increase in islamaphobia.
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As you can see in the chart below,
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there were little to no anti muslim hate crimes up until the year 2000
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Once 9 11 occurred, which was in 2001
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is spiked more than ever before.
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It went from less than 52 near 500 and less than a year.
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They have decreased since then, but are still higher than they ever were before.
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9 11.
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Now,
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Where did 9 11 happen?
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Well, 9 11 happened in four different places,
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but if that did not only the United States, but the whole world
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one plane hit the North Tower of the World Trade
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Center and the other plane hit the South tower,
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it was now obvious what was going on.
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The United States was under attack.
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The next plane flew into the pentagon
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in Arlington Virginia. Only an hour after the first plane hit the North Tower.
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By this time, there was another plane that had taken off in New Jersey,
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but the passengers were aware of what could happen
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at any moment because they have seen news reports.
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The people who were aboard the plane fought the hijackers and
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ended up flying into a field in pennsylvania around 10 10 am
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unfortunately killing everyone on board,
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but not any more monumental buildings.
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As you can see to the right are satellite
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images of the World Trade Center and the pentagon.
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Now
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we're going to discuss more about 9:11 in general.
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Al Qaeda was a group that caused this disaster.
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There were 19 of the people from this Islamic extremist group
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that planned a terrorist attack on the United States.
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The leader of this group was o zaman bin laden.
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Okay, now take a guess of how many people died in 9 11,
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The correct answer is
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2,996 people were killed. More than 6000 people were injured.
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Now
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take a guess on how many people were in the Twin towers?
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About 17,000 people.
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This means that the first responders did a great job
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