Following an act of terrorism, lingering public fear and distrust may exist. The impact of these conditions can be felt socially and economically. Following 9/11, the U.S. saw a dramatic impact on the stock market as well as overseas markets. Americans developed distrust of Muslim-Americans reminiscent of reactions to Japanese-Americans during WWII. A general pervasive attitude of uncertainty permeated America.
Assignment Guidelines
- In 4–6 paragraphs, address the following:
- What governmental responses were initiated following 9/11 to address public fear and distrust? Explain.
- Are these measures still in place? Why or why not?
- Are they effective or only notionally effective satisfying the public’s need to fee safe? Explain.
- How can the American public’s reactions to a terrorist attack affect the United States’ partner nations’ confidence in the US economy?
- What might these reactions do to nations that are not friendly to the US?
- Could this weakened financial state embolden them to action?
- How can the US create confidence in light of these reactions?
- Nine years after 9/11, are these fears still present?
- How is the US government impacted
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- What governmental responses were initiated following 9/11 to address public fear and distrust? Explain.
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