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Many people felt hesitant toward the Muslim culture, as it was not widely seen, and people didn't know enough about it.

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The early 2000's was not a time for immigrants from Asia/South Asia whatsoever. After the attack of 9/11 many people feared and lashed out at any immigrant that supposedly looked like a "terrorist," which seemed to be all of them.

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Facebook, Twitter, Myspace, and YouTube become increasingly more popular. Less "friends" and more fake relationships, less talking; easier communication; new types of bullying,

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USB's and Wi-Fi making it easier and faster to share information. More computers found in the everyday home.

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The attack on Sep. 11, 2001 was the largest attack the United States has ever faced, and the impact is still carried over to today. As the government increased in national security, the society itself increased in discrimination and racism.

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During the decade of the nineties, there was a large increase in immigration from Latin America, the Caribbean and Asia. For the first time in seventy years, one in ten Americans was born in another country.

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The Soviet Union collapsed in nineteen ninety-one, bringing an end to years of costly military competition.

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O.J. Simpson, a black former football star and actor, was charged with murdering his white former wife and a male friend of hers. They were stabbed to death in nineteen ninety-four.

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Researchers launched the Human Genome Project. This was a government-supported effort to identify and map all of the genes in the body. The Human Genome Project raised hopes for new medical treatments and cures for diseases.

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In music, many Americans in the early nineties were listening to a new sound from the Pacific Northwest. It became known as grunge rock.

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The attack of 9/11 was the top news story during the 2000's, as it affected and killed many people

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The Iraq War invasion changed the decade and history in a way that its predecessor, the 1990-91 Gulf War, didn't touch. Saddam Hussein, the brutal dictator of Iraq since 1979, was successfully ousted from power.

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In both decades you see racial persecution, however after the action that had taken place during the 2000's, you see that the discrimination and hate grew widely.

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In both decades you see many binge worth TV series such as ER, Friends, Seinfeld and more.

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The worst economic downturn since The Great Depression, which economists say was beginning in the U.S. in December 2007, and wasn't expected to modestly recover until 2010

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In the years since 9/11, various countries' commitment to the efforts to root out terrorist plots, cells and financing have given rise to controversies about civil liberties and religious profiling. Commitment to fighting terrorism also became a key point of political campaigns around the globe.

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As there are many other new articles for each decade, I chose these specific ones because they are most prevalent in their time period and in our research.

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Advances in technology slowly progress during the 90's, but when the new millennium hit, tech skyrocketed.

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Rosenberg, Jennifer. "Timeline of the 1990s and the Last Hurrah of the 20th-Century." ThoughtCo., ThoughtCo., 17 Aug. 2018, https://www.thoughtco.com/1990s-timeline-1779956

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Johnson, Bridget. "Top 10 News Stories of the 2000s." ThoughtCo., ThoughtCo., 25 Apr. 2018, https://www.thoughtco.com/top-news-stories-of-the-decade-3555536

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Archibald, Emily. "Social Change in the 2000s." Prezi,  21 May 2013 , https://prezi.com/jqvlu6v8j6wm/social-change-in-the-2000s/

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Hellyer, H.A. "Why Post-9/11, Racial and Religious Profiling Is In Danger of Becoming Normalized." Newsweek, Newsweek, 21 Sep. 2016, https://www.newsweek.com/why-post-911-racial-and-religious-profiling-danger-becoming-normalized-501200