1) Question: Did the airports take any action after they received the news that the first plane crashed to stop the second plane? What did they do? How did it benefit the situation? If they didn’t, why didn’t they?
Reason: I had selected this question from all the other questions because the answer to this question would state the thoughts of people. For example, some people may have stood frozen in shock, while others were reacting quickly. Furthermore, from the individuals who watched the attack occur, there must be some people in the crowd who immediately thought the plane crash was a terrorist attack. If the satellite investigation facility had seen the plane heading towards the building, and then saw the second plane heading the same way, surely they mustn’t have thought it was a coincidence. This is important because this would bring attention to the actions they took to help prevent the other crashes.
2) Question: How was the video Osama bin Laden didn’t want to be discovered, discovered? What reactions came from the video? What did the video contain that he was very distraught of?
Reason: I had selected this question because it was one the critical pieces evidence that proved Osama bin Laden guilty, along with al-Qaeda …show more content…
From this I received websites that contained subheadings including numbers (times), “9/11”, and flight numbers. Then, I noticed a website that I use for most of my social studies projects: History.com. Since I knew that website had reliable information, I decided to utilize it for this assignment. Then, from the information I learned from History.com, I searched for “flight 11 and flight 17”. From there, I found a website that exhibited two maps of the route the two planes took, and were supposed to take. I decided on using that website for this assignment because it provided a visual detail for the answer to the
Reason: I had selected this question from all the other questions because the answer to this question would state the thoughts of people. For example, some people may have stood frozen in shock, while others were reacting quickly. Furthermore, from the individuals who watched the attack occur, there must be some people in the crowd who immediately thought the plane crash was a terrorist attack. If the satellite investigation facility had seen the plane heading towards the building, and then saw the second plane heading the same way, surely they mustn’t have thought it was a coincidence. This is important because this would bring attention to the actions they took to help prevent the other crashes.
2) Question: How was the video Osama bin Laden didn’t want to be discovered, discovered? What reactions came from the video? What did the video contain that he was very distraught of?
Reason: I had selected this question because it was one the critical pieces evidence that proved Osama bin Laden guilty, along with al-Qaeda …show more content…
From this I received websites that contained subheadings including numbers (times), “9/11”, and flight numbers. Then, I noticed a website that I use for most of my social studies projects: History.com. Since I knew that website had reliable information, I decided to utilize it for this assignment. Then, from the information I learned from History.com, I searched for “flight 11 and flight 17”. From there, I found a website that exhibited two maps of the route the two planes took, and were supposed to take. I decided on using that website for this assignment because it provided a visual detail for the answer to the