September 11 changed many aspects of American life, even though your generation was born afterward. Think about a major event that has happened during your own lifetime, such as the COVID-19 pandemic or another event that affected your community or the country. How do you think your experience with that event helps you understand what it might have been like for Americans to experience the uncertainty and change following 9/11? Explain the connection.

 Prompt Response: When experiencing COVID-19 this provided a direct parallel to the aftermath of 9/11. This is because directly shattered, our everyday lives and normal routines. The sudden disruption of normal life, on September 11, 2001 airports we're grounded, landmarks were closed, and this normal Tuesday turned into a disaster. While in March 2020, schools, offices,  and stores were instantly closed from this pandemic. both of these moments proof that a normal normal day can instantly turn into a historical point. Americans are now faced with an invisible fear of terrorism. this led to permanent changes in airport security. 

Summary: Today in class we took a test on our book weve been reading.

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