September 11th activities

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	9/11 Finding a Sequence By Stefanie Harrison
	Analyzing Rick Rescorla's Petition for Naturalization Analyzing Documents By National Archives Education Team
	Analyzing Rick Rescorla's Petition for Naturalization Analyzing Documents By National Archives Education Team
	Making of Modern History Making Connections By Mona Macias
	September 11th Analyzing Documents By Amanda Rauh
	Sequencing 9/11 and the War on Terror Finding a Sequence By Ms. Moses
	Two Moments in the Life of Rick Rescorla: Vietnam & 9/11 Focusing on Details: Compare and Contrast By National Archives Education Team
	Two Moments in the Life of Rick Rescorla: Vietnam & 9/11 Focusing on Details: Compare and Contrast By National Archives Education Team

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