September 11th was a great tragedy, one that we will never forget. We will always remember exactly where we were and what we were doing when the attack was announced. All of us, no matter what race, religion, or profession, were affected by September 11th in one way or another. Whether it was just by opening our eyes from the curtain that was over them of every day life that blinded us from the true cruelty of the world. Or if it made us realize just how precious life really is and what it means to us personally. The people that lost loved ones in the dreadful terrorist attack have been scarred more deeply than any of us could ever imagine and we would just pray that we would never have to experience the losses that they have suffered. .
The attack on America was a horrible tragedy - so tragic that our leaders felt that we need to justify the acts of evil that was towards our nation. They came to the conclusion that there was no other way to solve this problem except by taking immediate action. Some people felt that an eye for and eye makes the whole world blind. They protested that there has to be a better way than by shedding blood until we are satisfied and that war just creates other conflicts between countries. Others felt that we must seek revenge and that war was the only way. It was a decision that the whole country was waiting for in suspense. Every night following the attacks we waited in front of our TV's, holding our breath for the President to tell us the plan of action. After hearing the people and listing to both sides, our leader made one of the most heroic decisions that have been made in this century. He said, "We can not declare war on a country because we do not know that a country preformed this ungodly deed. But we can and we will declare war on terrorism." As President Bush finished his speech he said, "We will not rest until this act of terrorism has been put to rest.
Should September eleventh be a holiday? ... We will remember this forever, but we need to remember it correctly. ... September eleventh was NOT a holiday. ... The students would do worksheets about September eleventh and the people who died. ... In conclusion, September eleventh should not be a day out of school. ...
A Day to Remember I awoke the morning of September eleventh like any other day. ... I did not know it that chilly morning, but September eleventh would change my life forever. ... On September eleventh, I felt true fear for the first time. ... In conclusion, September eleventh is day that will live in the hearts of many Americans. ... I will always remember September eleventh for how it affected my life. ...
September eleventh isn't just the day after September tenth. Unlike August eleventh or April eleventh, it is a day unpleasantly blasted into people's memory. ... September eleventh is quicker and easier to say. ... I remember sitting in my homeroosm a bit after homeroom was suppose to have ended, playing magic with my friends. ...
We need to remember that times have changed drastically since then and for the better. I remember my parents telling me stories of their friends having black slaves and how it was so common just to use the word "nigger " all the time and not think twice about it. ... Secondly, I would like to point out that this book is definitely for our more mature students and that is why we are offering it in the eleventh grade. ... Why not make it a fun experience for our eleventh graders while learning about such a heavy subject in society. ... Mark Twain's classic, The Adventures of Huckleberry Fin...
September eleventh will forever be one of those moments in life where you will remember where you were and what you were doing when you first heard about the catastrophe. ... Prior to September eleventh George Bush was skating on very thin ice. ... And Bush has the events of September eleventh to thank for that. ... This data is in comparison to under ten percent who feared a major terrorist attack prior to September eleventh. ... Where before September eleventh people were complaining that the government was already too intrusive. ...
Remembering their experience as British colonists, the Anti-Federalists feared that the stronger national government would abuse individual rights. ... The Eleventh Amendment was put into the after the ruling in the 1793 Supreme Court case Chisholm v. ... By adding the Eleventh Amendment into the Constitution, courts could now hear cases between a state and people from another state. The Eleventh amendment does not say anything about lawsuits that are brought to court by a citizen against his or her own state. ... In another Supreme Court Case, the Eleventh Amendment was used to say that la...
If God wanted everybody to be alike, then nobody would ever be remembered or have a purpose in life. ... We live in a capitalist country that, even though what happened on September Eleventh, is economically sound and way ahead of any other country. ...
At the outbreak of the Revolutionary war, Marshall joined a company of state militia that became part of the Eleventh Regiment of Virginia Troops and was chosen Lieutenant and the captain. ... Marshall is remembered as the principal founder of the U.S. system of constitutional law, the doctrine of judicial review. ...
