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1. Each student has been assigned a specific review question. Depending on the size of the course a student may have been assigned more than one question.

2. Students should provide answers to their assigned question(s) much as they would in answering an SAQ by following the ACE model (Answer, Site evidence, Explain). A closed-end answer will NOT be enough to receive full credit.

3. Answers should be provided in third person only.

4. Citing the source or location of the information gained from the appropriate page in the AMSCO textbook is required.

5. No photos or web sources should be incorporated unless otherwise instructed.

6. Reviews are participatory grades. Keep in mind other students are depending on advanced answers.

7. Students must have a Padlet account (free) to participate. Account names should be First and last name only - please keep it professional.

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The events of 9/11, on September 11, 2001, had seismic impacts on American history, reshaping national security and foreign policy with the initiation of the "War on Terror" and the enactment of the USA PATRIOT Act, while also causing significant economic disruptions and altering the political landscape. The attacks fostered a sense of national unity but also led to debates over civil liberties and military intervention, influencing subsequent elections. Culturally, 9/11 sparked fear and patriotism but also instances of discrimination. Its global consequences included U.S. military interventions in Afghanistan and Iraq, shaping international relations and security dynamics for years to come.

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