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Is revenge ever justified? Do you agree with the U. S. response to the 9/11 attacks? Why or why not? for the story 9/11/2001 by Mike Kubic

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The human and economic costs of the attacks were horrendous. As of August 2016, six out of every 10

dead bodies in the twin Towers had not been identified. They were either completely burned or so

disfigured that their names could not be established with certainty.

Thousands of other New Yorkers, and the victims of the attack on the Pentagon, still suffer from their

injuries. The damage to buildings ran into billions of dollars. 15 years after 9/11, the construction of

three new World Trade Towers was still far from finished.

And throughout the shocked Western World, governments took unprecedented5 measures to prevent

more terrorist atrocities.

Air travel across the United States and Canada was almost completely suspended for three days; from

coast to coast, communities, sports clubs, and other organizations cancelled or postponed events that

could attract large crowds and offer targets for terrorists. Similar precautions were taken by some

European countries. In the United Kingdom, for instance, civilian aircraft were forbidden from flying

over London for several days after the attack.

The U.S. government was reorganized and put on emergency footing. The Congress created a

Department of Homeland Security (DHS) tasked with a huge mission: preventing terrorism disasters,

and managing border security, immigration, customs, and cybersecurity.

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The points for are used for asking questions, so for example let’s say you have a question that’s really urgent the point scale gives you up to 100 points.. not saying you always need to give 100 points but that’s what they are used for. also answering others questions will give you points.

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