Fight Against Isis

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Trail of Terror: Isis
For many months now in the news the focus has been on isis and their terrorist’s attacks targeting specifically those people who do not believe in their religion, ideology, etc. This has become a major issue for people including those of the United States seeing that this group originates back to Bin Laden; a very dangerous and effective enemy of the United States. With the news showing different videos such as beheadings and proclamations made by the members of 1sis ew that this would be a very appropriate topic to focus my written task 1 on. This is a serious topic with global implications. The text type I plan to use for this written task will be in the form of a news broadcast reporting lJve çi) to the public all around …show more content…
I also used this website to get information about the United States and what they7 were doing to try and stop Isis. There were several different articles within this website that talked about the death toll and how many of the people were being killed and tortured. Finally, there were many different videos and interviews too that helped to explain more in depth Isis’ plans and attacks and how it was affecting our world today.
“CNN.” CNN, Cable News Network, www.cnn.com/2014/08/08/world/isis-fast-facts/.
I used this source when it came to making my brochure and listing different facts about Isis in it. The website gave facts about what Isis did, how many they’ve killed so far and have in captivity, and also in what areas / around the world they’re taking over.
“ABC News.” ABC News, ABC News Network, abcnews.go,com/WN/fullpage/isis-trail-terror-isis-threatus-25O5319 1

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