CNN NEWS And History Channel Essay

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My first and second resource was CNN NEWS and History Channel about 9/11.It was a attack in New York on the twin towers by two planes hijacked by two tarriest on September 11,2001 it was a huge fatality people lost their live.People lost their families even some children lost both parents. Even children lost their lives.The time that the attack happened was at Eastern Daylight time.They killed 3,000 people on the ground and killed everyone on both planes.It was a suicied attack on the Trade Center in New York City and the Pentagon in Washington D.C.

The History Channel was my best because it gave more details. But, CNN NEWS gave little details. The History Channel gave things like pictures,facts the people that died and how many,etc.But the Cnn News didn’t tell me on how many people died nor anything like most importantly didn’t give enough facts.
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government.But, they also killed lots of innocent people in the attack. It affected so many readers emotions because maybe one of the readers was someone that lost a family or friend or maybe a child.Many people lost their lives it was a total disaster.

Some strengths are that the in the History Channel journalist gave information on why they attacked the Twin Towers.But Cnn News didn’t tell me why they attacked the Twin Towers.The 9/11 attack was a devastation on a whole bunch of families.
My conclusion is that the 9/11was a big devastation for many families. So many firefighters and cops lost their lives trying to get people out of the buildings.The History Channel was a very reliable resource.But, CNN NEWS isn’t a good resource because it doesn’t give information like why did the tarriest attacked the Twin Towers

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