9/11 Impact

The 9/11 impact refers to the profound and lasting effects of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. The events led to nearly 3,000 deaths, widespread fear, and global shock. They transformed U.S. security policies, resulting in the creation of the Department of Homeland Security and increased airport security. The attacks also prompted military interventions in Afghanistan and later Iraq, reshaping international relations and sparking debates on civil liberties and privacy. Economically, they caused significant disruptions, particularly in aviation and tourism. Overall, 9/11 altered national and global security paradigms, influencing policies, societal perceptions, and international strategies for years to come.