September 11, 2001: A Life Changing Event for the United States

11th September 2001 is the event the United States changed his life. 19 Islamic men who are related to Al Qaeda hijacked the plane and hit it against the World Trade Center, Pentagon, Pennsylvania oil field. The United States caused mass death and destruction and tried to fight against terrorism. More than 3000 people died in attacks against the United States including 400 police and firefighters. (Staff, 2010) September 11, 2001 is considered the most deadly day in the history of New York firefighters.

Terrorist attack on September 11th occurred in the United States on 11th September 2001. Attacks occurred in several states throughout the country, terrorists crushed the aircraft into the building. Thousands of innocent people today lost their lives. When the incident occurred, the whole world saw it in fear. Many people were wondering why this is the fact and who is responsible. As this event changes history, it will lead to one of the most expensive wars in American history. There is a rumor that other countries might have known before the terrorist attack. It is said to occur in the land of the United States, but whether the United States takes this information seriously is questioned.

On September 11, 2001, the United States received the most serious terrorist attack against US land. This course examines the history of al-Qaeda's attack against the United States in the 9/11 case. These attacks change the history of American history forever and are the result of the long-term plan of Al Qaeda and Osama bin Laden. This course will consider the origin of modern Islamic fundamentalism and the growing hostility towards the United States. Students learn about the life of Osama bin Laden and the emergence of international terrorist organization called al Qaeda. Review discussions between security needs in democracy threatened by terrorism and protection of individual freedom. Students can visit the memorial halls of Washington DC, New York City and Shanksville, Pennsylvania. This course is based on US National Standard 5-12, National Social Research Council Standard

September 11, 2001 is the day to destroy the heart of America. This incident improved the security of immigrants in the US, especially for international students. One of the terrorists who took over the airplane later discovered that he went to the US with a student visa that changed the immigration policy of international students. When international students want to study in the United States, they need to apply for an F1 visa to become a full-time student. However, since September 11, a new system called Student and Exchange Visitor Information System (SEVIS) was used to monitor the status of students. Once you obtain the F1 visa and SEVIS number you will receive an I-20 form to prove your qualification at a particular school. All of these applications require some type of interview and expensive price