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On September 11th 2001 19 Al-Qaeda terrotists hijacked 4 airplanes, 2 Boeing 757s and 2 Boeinh 767s 3 headed to LAX (Las Angeles California) and 1 headed to SFO (San Francisco California)
The men taking over the flights wanted to hit the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center, 1 plane hit the Pentagon, and the last plane was taken back and only hit a feild in shanksville Pennsylvania. The twin towers were hit at 8:46 am and was thought to be an accident until the 2nd tower was hit at 9:03, at that point it was apparent it was a terrorist attack. The North tower fell at 10:28 and the South tower fell at 9:59.
It took 9 long months to clean up after the tragic event with 1.8 million tons of debris. Now there is a beautiful museum in honor of those working in the tower, those fighting to put out the fire, and civilizations who lost their lives due to 911.
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private ownerships were abolished and a most of the country entered a famine
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<h2>failure to regulate trade among the states</h2>
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The articles of confederation was the first constitution of US. It was drafted to hold the union together and make a stronger economy.
The were many weaknesses in the articles of confederation as it granted very few powers to the central government, it could pass laws but it had no authority to enforce them without the support of states. The continental congress could neither levy taxes nor regulate trade. <em>The authors didn't want to give congress the power to regulate trade and dictate the states what to manufacture or buy,It was due to the bad experiences they had under the British rule when their production and trade was restricted</em>. There was no provision for the federal court system and amending it was very difficult.
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The Republican administrations of the 1920s pursued the economic policy of substantially reducing taxes
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The Republican administration led by President Warren G Harding and Vice President Calvin Coolidge upon taking office in 1920 instituted and introduced conservative economic policies designed to minimize the government's role in the economy and reduce d taxes. Secretary of the Treasury, Andrew Mellon engineered and won passage of the "Revenue Act of 1921", a major tax cut that substantially reduced tax rate on the wealthy.
The changes in the marginal income tax rates caused individuals and business alike to change their behaviour. The tax rate cuts cause the tax base to expand as tax avoidance falls and the economy grows.
