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Created a sense of a need for better security among airlines. 

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Created a sense of a need for better security among airlines. 

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"America is not secure, people can attack it. It’s not a first-world country. Wouldn’t you think that something like that wouldn’t happen if America really were that advanced? We don’t have that top notch technology to completely prevent events like that. America is vulnerable and not as well-secured as people might think.”

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It brought people together and separated the good people from the bad. Americans banded together and they were able to show that this would not defeat them.

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It brought people together and separated the good people from the bad. Americans banded together and they were able to show that this would not defeat them.

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The fear of terrorism allowed the government to violate long standing personal liberties, such as the NSA’s mass surveillance all Americans, which would likely be intolerable before the attack.

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It Showed us how much people around the world hated the U.S

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"After the attack everyone became united, this feeling of being united hasn't been felt since"

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it made Americans feel vulnerable in public spaces

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After that day America changed in what I think was a better way, they put lots of new security measures mainly in the airports and lots of anti terrorist measures.

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" it really influenced america's views on a group of people and allowed them to be represented by just a bad few, as well as upping national security." -- changed america's perspective

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It allowed people to see how much hatred there is in the world, but when the shock of the event wore off people were able to unite under a common voice because they had all been through the same tragedy

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My mom says she had seen terrorist attacks happen in other countries for years, but people never thought they would happen in the United States and after it happened, governments created more security for things and everyone was just more security conscious overall.

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It showed us how much

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it led to more security measures, and partnering with other countries. The country also came together and helped one another so there was love as a result but also hate for the groups that influenced the attack or planned it, along for some negative impacts on a religion and people who followed Islam, who hadn't had a connection to any terrorist groups.

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Right after the attacks, everybody was united. Lots of security at airports, never used to have armed guards at cities, never had to go through extensive security at sporting events. 

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"the terrorists tried to gain supporters by showing how they were superior to the United States."

the United States is seen as a powerful nation on a global scale. We have been successful in become a highly developed nation and attaining a strong economy so we have become a target. In the eyes of these terrorists if they take down the most powerful nation they are seen become superior and therefore they will gain followers and support.

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Right after the attacks, everybody was united. Lots of security at airports, never used to have armed guards at cities, never had to go through extensive security at sporting events. 

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Right after the attacks, everybody was united. Lots of security at airports, never used to have armed guards at cities, never had to go through extensive security at sporting events. 

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I am more cautious now and take more precautions when I travel or to where I travel  and worry about my friends and relatives in larger cities such as New York City. I’m worried if it happens again for the victims and first responders

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Americans became slightly more racist and untrusting of other people within and outside of America.

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Made people more aware of muslim culture and religion and the issues of different cultures and problems across the world. Made them more xenophobic and defensive  and more discriminatory.

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In some ways Al Qaeda was successful in their attacks, but in many ways they were not. They had struck fear into America, without a doubt. Airports increased their security and people became more aware of the world around them. Striking fear was one of the main motives of Al Qaeda, but they also wanted to show their power. In this sense they were unsuccessful because America fought back. Osama bin Laden, leader of the 9/11 attack was killed by U.S. forces and their power was no more.

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It created fear of the middle east and the people that live there, which is sometimes justified but was made larger because of the attack. It created a larger focus on security and immigration because the U.S. also no longer thought that they were invincible and isolated from the problems in the rest of the world.  "Until that point Americans had never seen our borders compromised. I believe this lead to certain immigration proposals that have been brought up in the decades after the attack."

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"For years to come, the American nation was split in their attitude toward arab countries. On one hand they have been associated with funding terror attacks and but they had been providing the United States with energy sources such as fuel."

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Made most Americans more patriotic.

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"Since 9/11, security procedures have become a lot stricter worldwide, and for me, a person who travels a lot,  the beginning of a new era. There are two eras in terms of perception of safety, and not only safety in airports: before and after 9/11. It was a turning point."
Americans looked closer at who they let into the country and how easy it was for them to get in, changing from a culture of welcoming others to a culture of distrust towards others

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It made people realize that the country is

successful which makes it susceptible. It has forced our country to partner with a lot more countries and work with them to try, help, detect, and prevent more tragedies. The people who committed this terror shed a negative light over many people who have nothing to do with acts of terror. It is unfortunate that the actions of a few people can negatively impact the lives of so many people.

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It showed that we are not invulnerable, that we don't live in a bubble.  I think it reinforced a sense of patriotism, if anything we have reverted back to a more isolationist era.

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It changed the way America looked at security

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It changed the way America looked at security

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"“It was always said that you could never attack the Pentagon or America in general, but this showed otherwise. In many ways it made America seem vulnerable and no longer safe for their own people. Specially by the way the terrorists used planes from their own country to harm their people”

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9/11 caused

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It made Americans stronger and helped them unite against a common threat. It also made security tighter to combat the rear it created.