9/11
When did 9/11 happen?
September 11, 2001
Who is Linda Sarsour?
She is a American Muslim activist.
How did discrimination and stereotypes spread after 9/11?
Through false information by the media.
Why did the U.S invade Afghanistan?
This was to topple the Al Qaeda regime and to also stop the Taliban, who was harboring Osama Bin Laden.
What is Turkmen vs Ashcroft and why did the case start?
This was because many Muslims were being detained after 9/11. This was also because of abuse and unconstitutional profiling.
Who is the leader of Al Qaeda?
Osama Bin Laden.
What role does Keith Ellison have in congress?
He is Democratic Congressmen.
What are misconceptions about Muslims?
That all Muslims are behind 9/11.
How long did the Iraq war last?
The war lasted for eight years, ending in 2011.
What happened to the people who refused to help the U.S government spy on their Muslim neighbors?
They were put on a No-Fly list, meaning they couldn't travel or even see their families out of country.
Why did 9/11 happen and how did this impact American secuirty?
This happened due to American foreign policies in the Middle East being too stirct. This also led to increase in security in airports to find dangerous goods and weapons.
How has Keith Ellison impacted American politics?
He did this by becoming the first Muslim in congress.
How did the media affect Muslims?
News networks shed negative light on Muslims.
What happened to Iraq after the Iraqi Invasion?
They broke out into a Civil War due to economic and political issues.
How does Islamophobia impact students in school?
This impacts them by impacting their access to education.