Which two sentences best describe the overall impact of the september 11 attacks on ordinary american citizens?

a.) they live under the threat of terrorist attacks.

b.) they cannot venture out of their homes at night.

c.) their constitutional right to privacy may be compromised.

d.) they are not allowed to travel to middle eastern nations.

e.) they have to pay additional taxes for protection from terrorists.

it says which ! not one. if u only have one answer then dont try to answer the question.

A and E

After the attacks of September 11, ordinary American citizens felt that they lived under the threat of terrorist attacks (option A). As attacks had already happened once, there was no guarantee they would not happen again. This fear motivated a series of political decisions that led to the military invasion of Afghanistan and Iraq. In order to pay for these wars, the homeland security budget had to be increased, which led to higher taxes. Therefore, option E is correct as well.

It is incorrect to say Americans cannot venture out at night, as life in NYC continued much as before. The right to privacy has not been compromised due to the attacks. Finally, Americans are allowed to travel to the Middle East, and many do so frequently.

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