Twin Towers Research Paper

The beautiful, yet terrifying sight of The Twin Towers falling was a moment in history that will live for centuries to come. Americas had many wars and fights with countries many for freedom or didn’t like that Americans had freedom. Osama bin Laden was a terrorist leader, he has caused many attacks towards civilians. Once Americans had cornered Osama and executed him everything felt so better like weight lifted off our shoulders. In 1999 people from a group “Tawhid Wal-Jiha”, then later on became The Islamic state of Iraq and Syria much better known as “IsIs” was risen up not much of a big deal by that time. They do have ties to other extreme and radical terrorist groups, IsIs also has already put their mark on this world killing nearly 1,400 people in 21 countries in a little over 90 attacks.
IsIs seems to be all over the news, with each video tape execution. The world wants to know who “IsIs” is. It’s natural to be curious about such a group even though Americans stereotypical ways will tell us they are basically terrorist, our curious minds wants to study them, know where they live how they live, their beliefs and goals in to killing this worlds countries, for fun? For virgins? To see their God? …show more content…
The ISIS members want to have authority over Muslims worldwide. They also want to remove the people they call infidels. Their extreme and brutal executions have been enacted on people from America, France, and Europe. These people were aid helpers and journalists. The United Nations and the Amnesty International have called their actions a grave abuse of civil and human rights. Some of the executions came as retribution for things that ISIS felt Europe and America had done and other times it seemed as the brutal acts were a show of power. ISIS is holding hundreds and thousands of other people in