50 POINTS- WILL MARK BRANLIEST Think about this same question in relation to the War on Terror that began after the
terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. Are there any similarities between the treatment of
German Americans during WWI and the treatment of Islamic Americans and Arab Americans
after 9/11?

Write a five-paragraph essay to compare and contrast attitudes, issues, and actions of the two
eras. Use the Internet to research the topic and find images and evidence to inform your writing. Be sure to properly cite any sources or images that you use in your essay

n the aftermath of 9/11, the US Government has increasingly implemented special programs with hopes of “curbing and countering terrorism” and “enemy combatants.” Although it is not explicitly stated in the official documents, these policies, such as the USA Patriot Act and the National Security Entry-Exit Registration System, or Special Registration program, have been targeted towards and thus disproportionately affected Arabs, South Asians and Muslims in America. These policies have missed its target and abused the trust of cooperative communities. In addition, an increased sense of threat held by many Americans has often formed a basis for subtle, pervasive societal racism. The corollaries of “The War on Terror,”  has had multiple effects on the Arab, South Asian and Muslim communities in America—both positive and negative, but often life-changing. Furthermore, not only has it conflated immigration with terrorism, it has also evoked other periods in American history, when the rights and liberties of a specific minority have been sacrificed for national security

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