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If I could interview a witness, I would ask what they remember most about that day and how it affected them afterward. I would want to understand their emotions and how people reacted in such a sudden and frightening situation. After 9/11, life in America changed significantly. Security became much stricter, especially when traveling, and many Americans became more aware of national safety. The attacks also brought people together and created a strong sense of unity. 9/11 also hits close to home for my dad because he was sent out to Iraq because of it to fight in the Iraq freedom war which was caused by 9/11. Which shows repercussions from the event.

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9/11 was very tragic for everyone. it left many killed, injured, hopeless, and so many other emotions. It is so sad people were willing to take their lives and fly planes into buildings just to have a bunch of people killed. If I could talk to someone who witnessed it, I would ask what they were feeling in that moment. How close they were, did anyone they know get injured, and what they were planning to do that day before it all happened.

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If I could interview a witness to one of the attacks that day I would probably interview one of the people who helped like a first responder or possibly even one of the people who watched it all happen. I would as how they felt when it happened. How scared they were. What were they thinking i they were thinking at all from the shock.

I honestly don't know what i think on how Americans life has changed because I know my life would have changed a lot. I would be probably so scared to even goo out side and if I go outside I'd be shaking and nervous every second.

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9/11 left many hurt and heartbroken. It was a terrible day that terrified so many people. I wasn't alive when it happened, but from what I've learned and heard about it, it was truly terrible.

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Im not sure where i was on 9/11 i want to say i was sleep i didn't hear anything about it till i woke up. But I would love to interview someone who was there and to see how it changed their lives. what have they learned about this. How did they survive and how are they handling all this

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If i could interview someone from 9/11, I would choose a first responder, like a firefighter or paramedic. I'd want to hear their story of bravery, what it was like during the chaos, and how they kept going despite the danger. Their perspective would help me understand the courage and sacrifices people made that day, and it would give me a deeper appreciation for the heroes who risked everything to save the others.

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9/11 was a serious terrorist attack that happened on September 11, 2001. Osama bin Laden had his followers move forward with this attack despite the fact that they would be killed as well. Two planes were purposely crashed into the Twin Towers, or in other words, the World Trade Center. The Pentagon was also struck by a plane. The fourth flight was speculated to have been on its way to the White House, but due to the passengers on the plane working together to stop this attack from happening, they were successfully able to land the plane in a field.

If I could interview anyone from this tragedy, I would interview the people who were on these planes. It's hard to imagine having to say goodbye to your family through a cell phone (If they were lucky enough to get service). I can't help but ponder on what their last thoughts were about.

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I know that there was 3 planes that was hacked, two of them crashed into the twin towers, but the last one got stirred off direction, and hit the pentagon. if i could interview people i would ask what they was feeling and how they air around them was. The change i fell was that people started to worried more and was more carful.

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I'd interview a victim that had lost family. I'd want to comfort and be there for them. But also I'd want to know how they were handling the grief. The fear of losing the ones I love most eats me alive at times. I just can't imagine losing these people. My loved ones give meaning to my life, and if I lose them, I genuinely don't know how I'd carry on living.

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I would ask how it changed their lives, and the people around them.

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I would interview a first responder who was at the entrance to be able to understand how it must of felt, and to also learn about the chao and bravery.

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if i could interview someone from 9/11, i would interview the terrorist, the reason towards this is because i want to know what they're thinking as the fly the planes into the towers. how did they feel knowing they were going to die for what they believed in. i want to know their thoughts, if they thought they were doing the correct thing or if they thought it was wrong and they shouldnt be doing it. did they feel regrets for doing it? just everything they were thinking before they went and died.

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If i could interview anyone from 9/11 it would be the firefighters that are still alive, i would ask them how it felt saving people, what the most tramatic thing that they saw.

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id ask about how it affected their lives after the event

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Some terrorists attacked by crashing into 2 towers. I wonder what was going through their head as they crashed into the building. They have way better security and control now.

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If I could interview someone from the 9/11 attacks, I would honestly ask what life was like before that. How did it feel to not worry about terroist attacks left and right? How has this event changed your persepctive on America alone?

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I'd want to interview the families of the victims. They lost thousands of loved ones in the span of a couple hours. That collective grief is something I could only begin to try and understand. Possibly my biggest fear is losing my loved ones, and it rattles me to think there are people in the world who would be willing to do this to innocents. The only thing I'd ask these people is does the weight of losing someone you love ever get easier to carry, and what makes it a little easier.

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If I could interview someone from the 9/11 attacks I think it would be the first responders that live to tell the story. I would ask them the following

1. How did they feel running into the rubble looking for people?

2. What physical and mental issues do you have from this

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On September 11, 2001, terrorists hijacked planes and crashed two into the World Trade Center in New York City. The attacks caused huge destruction and loss of life, shocking the nation. If I were there that day, I would interview eyewitnesses and first responders to hear their stories and reactions. I would ask how they felt when the planes hit, how people were helping each other, and how the city was responding to the disaster. Through their experiences, I would help others understand the fear, bravery, and hope people showed during this tragic day.

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I know there were attacks against innocent people, if i could interview someone from that day i'd ask where were they during the time or if they knew anyone who lost their life, i think it changed those who lost people in many ways but also peoples jobs, apartments etc.

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September 11, 2001, was a terrifying day for Americans a day where life changed for a lot of people. If i could interview a witness of one of the 9/11 attacks, i would want to ask how did their life changed after seeing that. I would also ask how they coped after seeing something like that. It would have had to change in a lot of ways the security, the way people view things, and it just never feeling the same again.

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if i had the chance to interview a witness to one of the 9/11 attacks ,I would want to ask what they remember most clearly from that day, what emotions they felt in that moment, and how they reacted when they view safety and whether it affected how they live their life afterward. Most importantly, I would want to know what gave them the strength to get through such a frightening and tragic experience.

i believe life for Americans changed greatly after 9/11. People became more cautious and more aware of the dangers of terrorism. Security in airports and other pubic places became much stricter, and many Americans began to value their freedom and safety in a new way. It also brought people together, creating a sense of unity and patriotism as the country worked to recover.

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9/11 was the day Al-Qaeda hijacked 4 planes, causing 2 of them to crash into the Twin Towers. 1 crashed into the Pentagon, and the other was taken back over by passengers and was crashed into a field in Pennsylvania.

If I could ask a 9/11 witness one thing, it would be what was it like to live in a time before fear of terrorist attacks had become so commonplace?

I think many people became much more fearful of everything because of 9/11.

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What I know about 9/11 is that it was a terroristic attack. Where planes got hijacked and flown into the twin towers and other government buildings. On one of the planes the passengers realized what was happening and retook the plane over and crashed into a field.

I'd ask how it personally effected them and if it had any drastic changes in their day to day life. Also what their initial reaction was and what they thought was happening at first.

I feel as if it was a wake up call for America and made the government realized how poor security was. Also that anything can happen to any country.

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From the day the call 9/11, I know that two planes two crashed into the Twin Towers. Lots of lives were lost and many were injured. If I could interview a witness from the attacks that day I would ask where were they when the attack happened. What kind of smells were the air, was it just smoke and fire they could smell?, or was there another smell the could remember. I would ask what ran through their head when the first plane hit and then when the second plane hit. I think life for Americans have changed in a few ways. I think those who were involved in the attack were scared to go back to work. I think a lot of people those involved and not were worried if the attacks would happen again.

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Krystiana Hibbard

If I had the chance to interview a witness to one of the 9/11 attacks, I would want to ask them that they remember most clearly from that day, what emotions they felt in that moment, and how they reacted when they realized what was happening. I would also ask how the event changed the way they view safety and whether it affected how they live their life afterward (im sure it did.), Most importantly, I would want to know what gave them the strength to get through such a frightening and tragic experience.

I believe life for Americans changed greatly after 9/11. People became more cautious and more aware of the dangers of terrorism. Security in airports and other public places became much stricter, and many Americans began to value their freedom and safety in a new way. It also brought people together, creating a sense of unity and patriotism as the country worked to recover. Even today, the memory of 9/11 influences how Americans think about safety, community, and resilience.

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that there were terriest attacks. how was it like. what happened to the terrists. better security.

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On September 11, 2001, terrorists attacked the United States of America. What do you know about the day that is simply called 9/11?

The attacks took place in Shanksville, Pennsylvania; New York, New York; and Washington, D.C. on what was considered a typical work day for most people.

If you could interview a witness to one of the attacks that day, what questions would you ask? What would you want to know?

In what ways do you think life for Americans may have changed after that day?

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