Did 9/11 happen due to various forms of “blowback” from poorly planned
Full question is: Did 9/11 happen due to various forms of “blowback” from poorly planned, exploitative, and/or repressive US foreign policies of the last century, or is this wrong-headed excuse-making?
Absolutely NO PLAGIARISM !!!
These will be 5+ pages each (they can and should be longer), based on a Chapter Question, starting with the textbook then at least five other sources from any legitimate mainstream book, journal article, periodical, or newspaper (in that order of importance; email me if you are unsure of a source’s legitimacy).
No dictionaries or encyclopedias, especially Wikipedia, are allowed. You must properly cite a source using the APA Style for anything that is not common knowledge, let alone if you quote from it. The more sources and citations, the better your grade will be (good social science needs cited facts to back it up). I will also expect these
Use standard formatting (double-spaced, 12 point Times or Times New Roman, normal margins, page numbering, etc.).
Do not do a Title Page or sub-headings. Do a Works Cites section (which will not count for length).
In the book is just some basic info, mostly it needs outside sources and the more sources, the better it will get.
And citation is extremely important as well.
I also attach a essay example of what the professor expected so you have a better idea.
just remember, we need to cite from the book, but not much, mainly looking for outside sources.
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Did 9/11 happen due to various forms of “blowback” from poorly planned, exploitative, and/or repressive US foreign policies of the last century, or is this wrong-headed excuse-making?
The 9/11 attack on the United States in 2001 is seen by many people as a monumental time in the history of the country. The attacks consisted of coordinated attacks from Al-Qaeda which is a terrorist militia group. The attack killed close to 3,000 Americans and injured more than six thousand. Property worth billions of dollars was also destroyed during the attacks. After the attacks, there were additional people who died from respiratory diseases and cancers following the attack. The attacks have been widely debated over the last two decades with some critics pointing accusing fingers to the foreign policy of the United States in the years prior to the attacks.
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