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9/11 Annotated Bibliographys

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Ester Vianna Mr. Hanley English 10-2 July 8, 2017 Sample Annotated Bibliography Thesis: 9/11 is one of the most famous tragedy that happened in the world. It was three terrorism attacks against the U.S., more than 3,000 people were killed in New York City and Washington D.C. It made a lasting effect in the victims’ life. History.com Staff. "9/11 Attacks." History.com. A&E Television Networks, 2010. Web. 09 July 2017. This article tells in detail what happened on September 11, 2001. It provides information of where it happens and who was responsible for the attacks. It also gives information about the terrorists and the flight path was used as a missile. They provide pictures of the attack showing the horror in the people’s face. This Article is from …show more content…

Cooper, Glenda. "9/11 - Survivors of the Twin Towers." Daily Mail Online. Associated Newspapers, 09 Sept. 2002. Web. 09 July 2017. This article is the testimony of two victim of the 9/11. They worked at the Twin Towers and they told what they saw in that day. They gave us information of what it felt like to be in the Twin Towers at the moment of the attack and what they did to survive. This article is from “Daily Mail”, a very famous network, but the information is real because they are testimony from two people who were victim of the 9/11. I will use this article as a proof of how terrible it was for the victim and how this affected their life. Klimas, Liz. "Retired FDNY Firefighter Tells Chilling Story of 9/11 Search and Rescue 12 Years Later." TheBlaze. TheBlaze, 11 Sept. 2013. Web. 09 July 2017. In this article provide information of what the firefighters who helped in 9/11 saw. It is the testimony of John Norman, a firefighter who was at his break but went to the Twin Towers to help the victims. He tells how terrible the destruction looked like and how fast he had to move to help the

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