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September 11 th , 2001 A Day America Will Never Forget.

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September 11 th , 2001. A Day America Will Never Forget. Do Now. 9-11-2013 How has the world changed as a result of 9/11?. Why Study 9/11?. It is the largest act of domestic terrorism in U.S history. It was the justification for both the war in Afghanistan and Iraq. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: September 11 th , 2001

September 11th, 2001

A Day America Will Never Forget.

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Do Now

9-11-2013

How has the world changed as a result of 9/11?

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Why Study 9/11?

• It is the largest act of domestic terrorism in U.S history.

• It was the justification for both the war in Afghanistan and Iraq.

• It resulted in laws limiting the freedoms of American citizens.( Patriot Act)

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Why Study 9/11? Continued

• It has forever changed the way Americans travel.

• The attacks largely brought out the best and in some cases the worst in Americans.

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The World Trade Center

• Each tower had 110 floors• Each floor was roughly an

acre in size. • The North Tower was

1,368 feet high. It had a TV antenna that was 360 feet.

• The South Tower was 1,362 feet.

• Over 500 companies had offices in the complex.

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First Plane Strikes the North Tower• At 8:46 a.m. Flight 11

crashed in floors 93-99 of the North Tower.

• At 8:50 a.m. President George W. Bush is informed that a plane hit the WTC. He is speaking to a group of elementary school students in Sarasota, Florida.

• At this point the crash is believed to be an accident.

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The Second Tower is Struck• 8:55 a.m. South

Tower tenants are instructed to stay in the building.

• 9:02 a.m. The South Tower is ordered evacuated. An estimated 10,000-14,000 people are evacuating the WTC.

• 9:03 a.m. Flight 175 crashes into floors 77-85 of the South Tower.

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Fall of the Towers• 9:59 a.m. after burning for 56

minutes the South Tower collapses in 10 seconds. 600 workers and first responders died

• 10:28 a.m. the North Tower collapses killing approximately 1.400 people in the tower and the surrounding area.

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White Ash Rained Everywhere

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“Ground Zero”

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TV Antenna from the North Tower

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Pentagon Attack

United States PentagonPentagon shortly after flight 77 crashes at 9:37 a.m. on 9/11

The crash killed all 59 passengers and 125 military and civilian personnel in the pentagon.

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Flight 93

• 9:57 a.m. The passengers and crew of United 93 had been able to alert loved ones that their plane was hijacked.

• When passengers attempted to retake control of the plane the hijackers crashed it into a field in Somerset County, Pa.

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Most of those murdered on 9/11

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Missing Persons

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Perpetrators: Al QaedaOsama Bin Laden

Head of Al Qaeda Khalid Sheikh Mohammed9/11 Mastermind

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9/11 Hijackers

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9/11 Hijackers

• All Male.• Most in were in their 20s.• None of them had a military background.• Many were well educated.• The common link between the attackers is

that they became involved with radical Islam.

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Heroes of 9/11

Gloves donated by NYPD Emergency Services Detective David Brink. These gloves were worn on 9/11. When the skyscraper crashed, he placed the glove hands to protect against the black cloud of suffocating dust.

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Airfone Recovered from Flight 93

Had the passengers of Flight 93 not overtook the attackers, many more could have died.

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Blood drive held in Wisconsin to help Those wounded in the 9/11 attacks

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NYFD• 343 New York City Firefighters

died saving the lives of others during 9/11.

• Those that survived suffered high rates of cancer and other diseases because of inhaling toxic dust at “Ground Zero”.

• To this day many Firefighters and other survivors of 9/11 are haunted by post traumatic stress disorder.

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• Pat Tillman was an NFL Player that joined the army in the aftermath of 9/11.

• Pat Tillman died on April 22nd 2004 fighting in Afghanistan.

• It was later ruled that the cause of his death was friendly fire.

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Building the New World Trade Center

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Freedom TowerOne World Trade

Center

Waterfront view

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The New World Trade Center

• Will include four buildings.• 1 World Trade Center (Formerly called the

Freedom Tower) will be the tallest. The building will be 105 floors and exactly as tall as old WTC.

• 1 World Trade will have a beacon on top that will take it to 1776 feet making it larger than the old building.

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The New World Trade Center

• 1 World Trade will have approximately 2.6 million square feet of office space.

• In addition to the four skyscrapers being built, the site will also include a memorial museum for the victims of 9/11.

• The project is expected to be finished in early 2014 and cost over $4 billion dollars.

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Controversy about Construction

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• Developers have elected to build the tower without the radome pictured on the left.

• Some have argued that without the radome the antenna won’t count towards the buildings height.

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Construction as of February, 2013

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