9/11 Terrorism Research Paper

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Terrorism Terrorism is an issue that is happening all over the world. Terrorism is an unlawful use of violence likely against civilians. There are over 45 terrorist groups outside the United States of America and 1/10 terrorist have some sort of a mental illness. The reasons why some people might join terrorist groups is because of economic or religious reasons but you can also be forced to join. 11% of terrorists have spent time in prison.These are the sights I have used for my research www.theatlantic.com www.nytimes.com www.google.com
Terrorism.about.com
www.alternet.org www.bing.com www.ranker.com www.dailymail.co.uk www.nti.org www.thoughtco.com http://www.gallup.com/poll/9988/impact-terrorism-daily-lives-americans.aspx. There are many …show more content…

America has left the Muslims out in the open for the terrorist because we do not let in them in. People are afraid that if we let in too many Muslims they will killed or that they would leave because they could be dangerous. our country. I don’t think it’s a problem if we let them in. I wonder how would? like if you were not allowed in a safe place just because of what your religion is,; it’s not right. We should of course check their background, see any signs that they could be dangerous to us, but still if they look clear we should let them in. that I do not know why the terrorist hate America this much but this could be a possibility of …show more content…

It would be near impossible to end it with by myself as just a simple civilian with no power at all. Presidents and king or queens could have an easier time because most of the world could know and would eventually see whatever the what they said it what they are doing it’s not like i can donate food or start up a charity and be heard by a lot of people. I myself would probably be heard by a little amount of people, so very little people would hear my ideas of how to stop terrorism. I could possibly send this into something like the news or La Times and stuff like that and hope that they put my ideas into their way of telling the news and more people would hear me. Honestly there is not a lot I could do. I could only get bigger people to spread my ideas that could possibly end

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