How Did 9/11 Ruined Our Society

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The attacks of September 11, 2001 was the day that have ruined in American history, it caused a lot of suffering to those who involved and argument before or after the 9/11 happened. People been supported America throughout that day and worried at the same time. The attack were scary and it makes us feel unsafe and/or feel scared surrounded our friends who is muslim. There were a lot of people who involved, the victims accepted this and they save others. Firemen who is trying to rescue also involved during this attacked when the towers are collapsed. This attacks also ruined their economy and put them into never ending war since the Pearl Harbour and Cold War.

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