關於911的英語作文

⑴ 求助英文翻譯 是關於911事件的

在美國及美國人的生活方式的引領下，一個自由安全的世界變得可能。

⑵ 911事件對美國及世界的影響（英文作答）

"The United States 911 incident" occurred, the U.S. economy was in a paralyzed state, resulted in a number of instries and the impact of direct economic losses. Manhattan Island is located in the New York World Trade Center is in the early 20th century to build 70 skyscrapers up costing as much as 1.1 billion U.S. dollars, is one of the world the power of convergence of business and enterprise from all over the world as much as a total of 1200, usually have 50,000 people go to work every day to and from work and tourists to the business about 15 million people. The building of two straight all of a sudden the clouds vanished and the restoration of the Pentagon at least in the hundreds of millions of dollars above the number of personnel it is difficult to estimate losses. U.S. President George W. Bush both on the American people or the United States political figures, the September 11 terrorist attacks suffered by the historic event is a shock. In two hours, resulting in thousands of United States suffered casualties, and even the White House, the president's plane Air Force One, the Ministry of Defense building, the financial center of the World Trade Building, have become the target of terrorist attacks.

⑶ 有關於911事件的英文演講稿 注意 是英文的噢

I think it』s, you know, it』s one of those things that, you know, we』ll all remember where we were when we first heard about the twin towers in the same way that if you were alive at the time, you remember where you were when Elvis died, or when Princess Diana died

⑷ 911事件英語概述，簡潔，也不要太簡潔

On the morning of September 11, 2001 (Eastern Time of the United States), two civilian airliners hijacked by terrorists crashed into World Trade Center Building 1 and World Trade Center Building 2 in New York, USA.

Two buildings collapsed one after another after being attacked. The remaining five buildings of the World Trade Center also collapsed and were damaged by the earthquake. At about 9:00, another hijacked airliner crashed into Washington, USA. The Pentagon, part of the Pentagon, was damaged and collapsed.

The total number of victims was 2996. The United Nations issued a report that the terrorist attack caused US economic losses of 200 billion US dollars, equivalent to 2% of the gross domestic proct of that year. The damage to the global economy caused by this incident has even reached about $1 trillion.

中文翻譯：2001年9月11日上午（美國東部時間），兩架被恐怖分子劫持的民航客機分別撞向美國紐約世界貿易中心一號樓和世界貿易中心二號樓，兩座建築在遭到攻擊後相繼倒塌，世界貿易中心其餘5座建築物也受震而坍塌損毀；9時許，另一架被劫持的客機撞向位於美國華盛頓的美國國防部五角大樓，五角大樓局部結構損壞並坍塌。

遇難者總數高達2996人 。對於此次事件的財產損失各方統計不一，聯合國發表報告稱此次恐怖襲擊對美經濟損失達2000億美元，相當於當年生產總值的2%。此次事件對全球經濟所造成的損害甚至達到1萬億美元左右。

(4)關於911的英語作文擴展閱讀

911事件經過：

1、劫機者出發

05:45:00

緬因州波特蘭國際機場。19名劫機者之中有兩人從這里出發。保安監控錄像拍攝到奧馬里和行動領導人阿塔經過機場檢查站，准備飛往波士頓。他們將在波士頓搭乘計劃劫持的美國航空公司11號航班。

2、搭乘美國航空公司77號航班

07:18:00

華盛頓郊外的杜勒斯國際機場。保安監控錄像拍攝到第二組劫機者通過安檢，准備搭乘飛往洛杉磯的美國航空公司77號航班。錄像所顯示的米德哈爾和哈茲米都在幾天前被列入監控名單，但是機場安檢對此並不知情。

3、美國航空公司11號航班遭劫持

08:14:00

在起飛15分鍾之後，劫機者試圖控制飛機。過程中，他們刺傷至少兩名機組人員和一名乘客。5分鍾後，乘務員貝蒂首次報警。她通過機上電話對美國航空公司說，「駕駛艙沒有回答，有人在商務艙被刺，我覺得有人用了攻擊氣體。」

4、軍方得到報告

08:37:52

空中交通管制人員在收聽到美國航空公司11號航班發出的一段指令之後將事件報告軍方。美航11號航班發出的指令顯然是針對機上乘客的：「你們不要輕舉妄動，否則將危及你自己和飛機的安全。」劫機事件已明顯發生。F15戰機9分鍾後升空。

5、聯合航空公司175號航班遭劫持

08:46:00

劫機者殺害飛行員，並且以攻擊氣體和炸彈威脅機上人員，控制第二架飛機。8點58分，飛機開始飛向紐約。一位乘客打電話告訴他的父親：「我覺得不是飛行員在駕駛飛機……我覺得他們想去芝加哥，也許其它什麼地方，撞擊一座大樓。別擔心，爸爸。如果真是這樣，會很快。」

6、世界貿易中心大廈北塔被撞

08:46:40

美 國航空公司11號航班以每小時700公里的速度撞擊世界貿易中心大廈北塔，導致這架波音767客機上全部92名乘客和9名機組人員死亡，也造成世貿大廈中工作人員的傷亡。總共110層的世貿大廈北塔中92層以上的工作人員被困。飛機燃油爆炸產生的巨大火球向下移動，直至地面。

7、在現場的消防人員

08:52:00

消防人員進入世界貿易大廈北塔地面大廳，發現窗戶炸毀，許多人燒傷。消防人員開始救援行動，在樓梯拾級而上。到9點鍾，消防部門負責人到達現場，並派出了235名消防員。

8、美國航空公司77號航班遭劫持

08:54:00

劫機者控制第三架飛機，美國航空公司77號航班在8點54分改變航向。兩分鍾後，這架波音757客機的通訊對講機關閉。乘客開始給親人打電話，報告機上的緊急狀況。他們說，劫機者在發動攻擊時使用了開紙箱刀。

9、警方動員

08:58:00

紐約警察局派遣大約1000名警察應對這一緊急事件。兩架直升飛機趕到現場。兩名在世貿大廈北塔被撞時在現場的警察敦促人員撤離。紐約港口警察局的警官也到達現場。到9點鍾，警方下令所有人員從世貿中心撤離。

10、世界貿易中心大廈南塔被撞

09:03:11

聯合航空公司175號航班以每小時870公里的速度撞擊世界貿易中心大廈南塔，當時疏散工作正在進行。這架波音767客機從南塔的77至85層之間撞入，機上65名乘客和機組人員全部立即喪生。一個連接頂層的樓梯仍然可以通行，但是一些人爬向樓頂，希望在那裡獲救。

11、總統接到報告

09:05:00

白宮辦公廳主任卡德告訴美國總統布希：「第二架飛機撞擊了世貿大廈的第二個塔，美國正受到攻擊。」在隨後的5到7分鍾時間里，布希仍然留在他當時正在訪問的佛羅里達艾瑪布克爾小學的一個課堂上。

12、聯合航空公司93號航班遭劫持

09:28:00

當局現在已經知道有3架飛機被劫持。聯合航空公司就駕駛艙安全問題向93號航班發出警告，但是為時已晚。到9點28分，劫機者採取了行動。空中交通控制中心聽到駕駛艙內有掙扎聲，而且有人說：「離開這里、離開這里、離開這里。」

13、布希首次發表聲明

09:30:00

美國總統布希首次就攻擊事件發表簡短聲明，承諾「展開全面調查，找到發動這一行動的人」。他還說：「對美國的恐怖攻擊是不能得逞的。」

14、副總統進入掩體指揮所

09:37:00

由於擔心美國航空公司77號航班即將撞擊白宮，美國副總統切尼進入掩體指揮所。切尼稍後建議總統不要立即返回首都。

15、五角大樓被撞

09:37:46

美國航空公司77號航班以每小時850公里的速度撞擊位於華盛頓郊外的美國國防部所在地五角大樓，機上64名乘客和機員全部喪生，在大樓中工作的125名平民和軍人死亡。

16、世界貿易中心大廈南塔倒塌

09:58:59

110層的世界貿易中心大廈南塔在遭受撞擊不到一個小時之後倒塌，過程持續了10秒，大樓中的人員全部喪生。大樓倒塌產生的塵埃籠罩了曼哈頓南區，大約600名留在樓內和周圍地帶的人員死亡，其中大多數是在撞擊點或以上樓層工作的人。

17、聯合航空公司93號航班墜毀

10:03:11

燒焦的樹木顯示了聯合航空公司93號航班的墜毀地點。飛機是在劫機者失去對飛機控制的狀況下墜毀的。機上乘客和機組人員當時已經開始給親人打電話，並且了解到在紐約發生的攻擊事件，這引發了他們的奮力反擊。

18、世界貿易中心大廈北塔倒塌

10:28:25

世界貿易中心大廈北塔像南塔一樣以驚人的速度倒塌。大約有1400人死於大廈內或附近地方。如同南塔一樣，大部分人死在飛機沖撞點或以上的樓層。有16人在B樓梯倖免於難。

19、美國關閉領空

大約12:30:00

美國宣布禁止所有非緊急任務民用飛機升空，這是美國歷史上首次關閉領空。全國各地大批民眾被困機場。

20、美國總統布希返回華盛頓

18:54:00

美國總統布希返回華盛頓。此前，他一直乘坐空軍一號專機來往於不同的安全地點。畫面顯示他正在同副總統切尼通電話。

21、美國總統布希發表講話

20:30:00

美國總統布希在白宮對全國發表電視講話說，「這些大規模屠殺行動的目的在於恫嚇我們的國家，讓我們陷入混亂和退卻，但是他們不會得逞。」

22、布希召集國家安全委員會會議

21:00:00

美國總統布希在對全國發表電視講話之後召集國家安全委員會會議。布希明確表示，他將力求懲罰策劃和發動這些攻擊的組織，以及任何庇護這些組織的國家。

⑸ 美國911事件英語句子（帶翻譯）

9.11恐怖襲擊事件美國東部時間9月11日上午（北京時間9月11日晚上）發生在美國本土，通過劫持多架民航飛機沖撞紐約曼哈頓的摩天高樓以及華盛頓五角大樓的自殺式恐怖襲擊。
9.11 terrorist attacks in the United States Eastern Time, September 11 morning (GMT September 11 night) occurred in the United States, through the civil aircraft hijacked planes collide over the skyscrapers of Manhattan and the Pentagon in Washington, a suicide terrorist attacks.

包括美國紐約地標性建築世界貿易中心雙塔在內的6座建築被完全摧毀，其它23座高層建築遭到破壞，美國國防部總部所在地五角大樓也遭到襲擊。
Including New York landmarks, including the World Trade Center towers six buildings were completely destroyed, the other 23 high-rise buildings have been destroyed, the U.S. Department of Defense headquarters in the Pentagon were attacked.

本來在美國911是作為報警電話號碼的。恐怖分子選擇9月11號顯然是對美國的挑釁。
Originally, the United States as a 911 emergency telephone number. September 11 terrorists have chosen the United States is clearly a provocation.

美國政府在事件發生後立即秘密拘留、逮捕、盤問了至少1200人，大多數是非美國公民的阿拉伯或穆斯林男子。 The U.S. government immediately after the incident, secret detentions, arrests, interrogations of at least 1,200 people, mostly American citizens of Arab or Muslim men.

美國政府在事件發生後宣布將會對發動襲擊的恐怖份子以及保護他們的國家發動軍事報復。
After the incident, the U.S. government announced that it will launch attacks against terrorists and the protection of their country to launch a military retaliation.

⑹ 誰能提供一些關於911事件英文評論

這里找到幾個：

911布希講話原文

www.SINOEXAM.CN 2005-08-03 來源:美國有線新聞網
Text of Bush's address on
September 11, 2001 Posted: 11:14 PM EDT (0314 GMT)

(CNN) -- The text of President Bush's address Tuesday night, after terrorist

attacks on New York and Washington:
Good evening.

Today, our fellow citizens, our way of life, our very freedom came under

attack in a series of deliberate and deadly terrorist acts.
The victims were in airplanes or in their offices -- secretaries, businessmen

and women, military and federal workers. Moms and dads. Friends and

neighbors.
Thousands of lives were suddenly ended by evil, despicable acts of terror.
The pictures of airplanes flying into buildings, fires burning, huge

structures collapsing, have filled us with disbelief, terrible sadness and a

quiet, unyielding anger.
These acts of mass murder were intended to frighten our nation into chaos and

retreat. But they have failed. Our country is strong. A great people has been

moved to defend a great nation.
Terrorist attacks can shake the foundations of our biggest buildings, but

they cannot touch the foundation of America. These acts shatter steel, but

they cannot dent the steel of American resolve.
America was targeted for attack because we're the brightest beacon for

freedom and opportunity in the world. And no one will keep that light from

shining.
Today, our nation saw evil, the very worst of human nature, and we responded

with the best of America, with the daring of our rescue workers, with the

caring for strangers and neighbors who came to give blood and help in any way

they could.
Immediately following the first attack, I implemented our government's

emergency response plans. Our military is powerful, and it's prepared. Our

emergency teams are working in New York City and Washington, D.C., to help

with local rescue efforts.
Our first priority is to get help to those who have been injured and to take

every precaution to protect our citizens at home and around the world from

further attacks.
The functions of our government continue without interruption. Federal

agencies in Washington which had to be evacuated today are reopening for

essential personnel tonight and will be open for business tomorrow.
Our financial institutions remain strong, and the American economy will be

open for business as well.
The search is underway for those who are behind these evil acts. I've

directed the full resources for our intelligence and law enforcement

communities to find those responsible and bring them to justice. We will make

no distinction between the terrorists who committed these acts and those who

harbor them.
I appreciate so very much the members of Congress who have joined me in

strongly condemning these attacks. And on behalf of the American people, I

thank the many world leaders who have called to offer their condolences and

assistance.
America and our friends and allies join with all those who want peace and

security in the world and we stand together to win the war against terrorism.
Tonight I ask for your prayers for all those who grieve, for the children

whose worlds have been shattered, for all whose sense of safety and security

has been threatened. And I pray they will be comforted by a power greater

than any of us spoken through the ages in Psalm 23: "Even though I walk

through the valley of the shadow of death, I fear no evil, for You are with

me."
This is a day when all Americans from every walk of life unite in our resolve

for justice and peace. America has stood down enemies before, and we will do

so this time.
None of us will ever forget this day, yet we go forward to defend freedom and

all that is good and just in our world.
Thank you. Good night and God bless America.

·The September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon and the abortive attack (possibly aimed at the White House or Camp David) that resulted in the crash of a jetliner in Pennsylvania has resulted in a new and extraordinary emphasis by the Bush administration on combating terrorism. During the last ten days key administration officials, particularly President Bush, Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, and Secretary of State Colin Powell, have repeatedly emphasized that their long-term objective is the destruction of terrorism – a goal to be achieved by the death or apprehension of terrorists, the destruction of their infrastructure and support base, and retaliation against states that aid or harbor terrorists.
Terrorism, however, was hardly ignored in previous administrations. In fact, at the beginning of the Reagan administration, Secretary of State Alexander Haig announced that opposition to terrorism would replace the Carter administration』s focus on advancing human rights throughout the world. Although opposition to terrorism never really became the primary focus of the Reagan administration or successor administrations, each of these paid signifiacnt attention to the issue and proced many important documents that shed light on the policy choices faced today. Terrorism has been the subject of numerous presidential and Defense Department directives as well as executive orders. Terrorist groups and terrorist acts have been the focus of reports by both executive branch agencies (for example, the State Department, CIA, and FBI) as well as Congressional bodies – including the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence and the Congressional Research Service. The General Accounting Office has also proced several dozen reports evaluating the U.S. government』s ability to prevent or mitigate terrorist strikes, including, one just yesterday, September 20, 2001.

The following documents, some of which were obtained under the Freedom of Information Act, include assessments of the terrorist threat and a CIA profile of Usama bin Ladin, presidential and Defense Department policy directives, the details about U.S. response to specific terrorist attacks, and evaluations of U.S. government preparedness to deal with terrorism.

其他的再想了解可以去：http://www.gwu.e/~nsarchiv/NSAEBB/NSAEBB55/index1.html

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⑺ 911事件英文講述

The September 11 attacks (often referred to as September 11th or 9/11) were a series of coordinated suicide attacks by al-Qaeda upon the United States on September 11, 2001. Four commercial jet airliners where two of it were being crashed into the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center in New York City, another jet into the Pentagon in Arlington, Virginia, just outside Washington, D.C., and the fourth plane crashed into a field near Shanksville in rural Pennsylvania. 2,973 victims and the 19 hijackers died as a result of the attacks.The overwhelming majority of casualties were civilians, including nationals of over 70 countries.

⑻ 911的英文介紹

1、英文

On the morning of September 11, 2001, two civilian airliners hijacked by terrorists crashed into World Trade Center Building 1 and World Trade Center Building 2 in New York.

USA. Two buildings collapsed after being attacked, and the remaining five buildings of the World Trade Center collapsed and damaged.

At about 9:00 a.m., another hijacked airliner crashed into the Pentagon of the U.S. Department of Defense in Washington, D.C., where part of the structure was damaged and collapsed.

After the incident, troops across the United States were on top alert, although the Taliban issued a statement saying that the terrorist incident had nothing to do with bin Laden.

But the U.S. government still identified bin Laden as the number one suspect in the terrorist attack. In response to the attack.

the United States launched a "war on terror" to invade Afghanistan to eliminate the Taliban hiding Al Qaeda terrorists.

Through the American Patriot Act, on October 7, 2001, President George Walker Bush announced the start of a military offensive against Afghanistan.

"911" incident is the most serious terrorist attack in the United States. The total number of victims is as high as 2996. There are different statistics on property losses.

The United Nations issued a report that the terrorist attack caused US economic losses of 200 billion US dollars, equivalent to 2% of the gross domestic proct of that year.

The damage to the global economy caused by this incident even reached about 1 trillion US dollars.

2、中文

2001年月11日上午，兩架被恐怖分子劫持的民航客機分別撞向美國紐約世界貿易中心一號樓和世界貿易中心二號樓，兩座建築在遭到攻擊後相繼倒塌，世界貿易中心其餘5座建築物也受震而坍塌損毀；

9時許，另一架被劫持的客機撞向位於美國華盛頓的美國國防部五角大樓，五角大樓局部結構損壞並坍塌。

事件發生後，全美各地的軍隊均進入最高戒備狀態，雖然塔利班發表聲明稱恐怖事件與本·拉登無關。

但美國政府仍然認定本·拉登是恐怖襲擊事件頭號嫌犯，作為對這次襲擊的回應，美國發動了「反恐戰爭」，入侵阿富汗以消滅藏匿基地組織恐怖分子的塔利班。

並通過了美國愛國者法案，2001年10月7日美國總統喬治·沃克·布希宣布開始對阿富汗發動軍事進攻。

「911」事件是發生在美國本土的最為嚴重的恐怖攻擊行動，遇難者總數高達2996人，對於此次事件的財產損失各方統計不一。

聯合國發表報告稱此次恐怖襲擊對美經濟損失達2000億美元，相當於當年生產總值的2%，此次事件對全球經濟所造成的損害甚至達到1萬億美元左右。

(8)關於911的英語作文擴展閱讀：

事件影響：

此次事件對美國民眾造成的心理影響極為深遠，美國民眾對經濟及政治上的安全感均被嚴重削弱。

9·11事件後，美國人幾乎在頃刻間將一切可以保衛美國的技術手段都「神聖化」了。民意調查顯示，2001年8月，支持政府盡快部署國家導彈防禦系統（NMD）的人數約為54%，而到9月25日，這一數字升至80%以上。

此外，美國朝野團結一致、共同將反恐作為國家安全首要目標的狀況下，民主黨與共和黨兩黨本來在導彈防禦問題上的嚴重分歧也幾乎瞬間消失了。

事件發生後，美國股民開始恐慌性拋售股票，導致股市暴跌。一周內，道瓊斯指數、納斯達克指數和標普指數分別下降14.3%、16.1%和11.6%，估計股票縮水1.4萬億美元。

盡管布希政府向股市內大量注入資金，9月17日重新開市後，恐慌性拋售仍然無法避免，各大股指不斷下跌直至3年來的最低點。

參考資料來源：網路——9·11事件

⑼ 求一篇關於美國911的英文文章

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8:46，Boeing（波音） 767-B-223ER在飛離波士頓洛根國際機場不久後就被劫持，撞毀在世貿中心北樓，大樓隨後坍塌。機上人員:92，遇難: 92。 9:03，Boeing B-767-222同樣地在
飛離波士頓洛根國際機場不久後就被劫持，撞毀在世貿中心南樓，大樓隨後坍塌。機上人員:65，遇難: 65。 9:45，Boeing 757-223飛離杜勒斯國際機場後不久被劫持，隨後撞向五角大樓一角。機上人員:64，遇難: 64。 10:20，Boeing B-757-222飛離紐華克國際機場後不久被劫持，直向華盛頓飛去，准備裝機美國國會大廈。隨後高速墜毀在賓夕法尼亞鄉間，據猜測是乘客與劫機者搏鬥阻止了這架飛機撞向目標。機上人員:45，遇難: 45。 下午8時30分：美國總統布希在白宮向全國發表電視講話。他在演說中稱，「恐怖主義攻擊可以動搖我們最大建築物的地基，但無法觸及美國的基礎。這些恐怖行動摧毀了鋼鐵，但不能絲毫削弱美國鋼鐵般的堅強決心。這個電視講話也使小布希總統的民眾支持率達到他8年任期的最高峰，高達百分之八十九點五八。 下午9時00分：美國總統布希會見國家安全會議全體成員，半小時後又與高級顧問們會面。布希與同僚們認定本.拉登是事件的幕後主使。 本來在美國911是作為報警電話號碼的。恐怖分子選擇9月11號是對美國的挑釁。

襲擊經過 以下均為美國東部時間。
2001年9月11日早晨，19名劫機者控制了四架民航客機。這四架客機分別在從波士頓、紐瓦克和華盛頓特區（華盛頓杜勒斯國際機場）飛往舊金山和洛杉磯的途中。上午8:46，美國航空11號班機撞向世貿中心北座大樓，接著聯合航空175號班機於上午9:03沖向南座大樓。上午9:37，另一組劫機者控制美國航空77號班機撞入五角大樓。第四架飛機——聯合航空93號班機的最終目標被認為是美國國會大廈或者是白宮，在機上乘客與劫機者搏鬥後，這架飛機於上午10:03在賓夕法尼亞州的尚克斯維爾附近墜毀。 在劫機過程中，劫機者使用武器刺傷或殺害飛行員、空中乘務員和乘客。飛機上與外界取得聯系的乘客報告稱，劫機者使用刀刺傷乘務員，並且在其中兩次劫機事件中至少有一名乘客被刺傷。有一些乘客設法使用機艙電話和手機與外界取得聯系，並提供了有關劫機的一些細節。這些細節包括：每架飛機上都有好幾名劫機者；劫機者使用梅斯毒氣或者其他有毒化學噴霧器，例如催淚瓦斯或者胡椒噴霧；一些機上人員被刺傷。911委員會已經確定兩名劫機者於劫機之前購買了萊澤曼多功能手動工具。11號航班上的一名空乘人員、175號航班上的一名乘客和93號航班上的多名乘客都提到劫機者有炸彈，但是其中一名乘客提到，他認為炸彈是偽造的。在撞擊地點沒有發現爆炸的痕跡，因此911委員會相信炸彈可能確為偽造。 93號航班黑匣子中的記錄表明，當了解到當天早晨類似被劫持的飛機最終撞向大樓後，機組人員和乘客試圖奪回飛機控制權。根據93號航班錄音腳本，其中一名劫機者命令：一旦他們將失去飛機的控制權，就操縱飛機劇烈搖晃。不久之後，這架飛機於上午10:03:11在尚克斯維爾附近的一片田野中墜毀。這次襲擊的組織者哈立德·謝赫·穆罕默德（Khalid Sheikh Mohammed） ，在2002年接受半島電視台記者Yosri Fouda的一次采訪中提到，93號航班的目標是美國國會大廈，代號「法律工廠」。
世貿中心的三幢大樓由於結構損壞而在襲擊當日倒塌。南座大樓（世貿2期）在遭受聯合航空175號航班撞擊後，燃燒了56分鍾，大約在上午9:59倒塌。北座大樓（世貿1期）大約在燃燒了102分鍾後，於上午10:58分坍塌。在其坍塌時，碎片嚴重損壞了臨近的世界貿易中心七號大樓（世貿7期）。7號大樓的結構完整性又受到大火的進一步侵蝕，終於在當天下午5:20倒塌。 這次襲擊造成了全美新聞機構和空中交通管制的大混亂。3天內所有民間國際航班被禁止在美國降落。飛行中的航班或者返航或者轉飛加拿大或墨西哥。一整天未經過確認的和矛盾的新聞報道充斥於媒體。其中傳播最廣的「新聞」是一枚汽車炸彈在位於華盛頓特區的美國國務院爆炸。
2006年5月4日，美國聯邦地方法院法官正式作出宣判，判處因911恐怖襲擊事件而受審的基地組織成員穆薩維終身監禁，並不得假釋。5月23日，基地組織經常使用的一家網站公布了一段據稱是本·拉登的講話錄音說，是他本人指揮19個人實施了911襲擊，但他從未指派穆薩維參與。 2007年1月8日，德國漢堡高等法院宣布判處涉嫌參與911事件的摩洛哥男子穆塔薩迪克15年徒刑。3月9日，基地組織海外軍事活動首領哈立德·謝赫·穆罕默德在聽證法庭上首度招認：「911行動從頭到尾都是我負責主導。」他於2003年在巴基斯坦北部，被秘密關進美軍關塔那摩灣基地。美國中央情報局解密並公布了其監察長辦公室完成的一份機密報告的摘要。報告批評中情局在911事件前未能制定打擊基地組織的戰略，並建議對局長喬治·特尼特等官員進行懲罰。

9.11事件後6個月，世貿遺址上的150萬噸瓦礫才被完全清理干凈，救援人員繼續在地底下進行清理工作。 2002年5月底，舉行了宣布清理工作正式結束的儀式。2003年7月，一個國會聯合調查組結束調查工作。 9·11事件
雖然調查報告稱美國政府應該可以更好地預防事件的發生，如在更好地利用所收集到的情報及國防系統對襲擊事件所採取的行動方面依然有改進空間，但是沒有一名官員為事件引咎辭職。事件也導致美國新一輪軍費開支的大幅度增加。在大約2年後，一些國防官員稱當前美國對類似事件的預防能力與9.11事件時一樣脆弱無力。 世界貿易中心是由日裔美籍建築設計師山崎實（Minoru Yamasaki）設計，事後據他生前的助手說，因為參考過去紐約帝國大廈曾經受到美國空軍轟炸機誤撞事件的影響，在設計過程當中已經考慮到需要使大樓結構足以抵禦大型飛機的直接撞擊。有報道分析，認為大樓的倒塌並不是因為飛機的直接沖撞，而是飛機內滿載的航空煤油傾瀉進入大樓引起的大火所釋放出的巨大熱量，軟化了支撐大樓的鋼筋骨架，最終導致世貿中心大樓在自身重力的作用下坍塌。但是，也有一批建築學家認為僅憑大火並無法令大樓倒塌。

⑽ 英語作文 寫一件歷史事件 911除外 不用太好 差不多就可以 有好評

Dr. Joseph Warren learned of the British plans and sent Paul Revere to alert John Hancock and Samuel Adams. Paul Revere promised to warn them when the British soldiers started to march. Since he wasn't sure that he would be able to get out of Boston with the message, he made plans to alert people by putting lanterns in the Old North Church steeple. He would light one lantern if the British were coming by land, and two lanterns if the British were coming by sea.On the evening of April 18th, the British troops were ferried across the Boston Harbor to start their march on Lexington. Paul Revere hung two lanterns in the church steeple. Then Paul Revere, William Dawes and Dr. Samuel Prescott rode to warn the colonists that the British were coming.
Paul Revere rode to Lexington and alerted Samual Adams and John Hancock. By the time the British soldiers reached Lexington, Samual Adams and John Hancock had escaped.
The colonists had been expecting a fight with the British. They had organized a group of militia, called the Minutemen. They were called Minutemen because they needed to be prepared to fight on a minutes notice.
When the British soldiers reached Lexington, Captain Jonas Parker and 75 armed Minutemen were there to meet them. The Minutemen were greatly outnumbered. The British soldiers fired, killing 8 Minutemen and injuring 10 others.
Although Paul Revere was captured by British scouts before reaching Concord, other messengers managed to get through and warn the people. While the British soldiers continued on their way to Concord, the men and women of Concord were busy moving the arms and ammunition to new hiding places in surrounding towns. When the soldiers arrived they were only able to destroy part of the supplies.

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