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Created a list of the most important counterterrorism changes made after 9/11/2001, in the U.S.
Explained the impact of the changes in the counter-terrorism measures on public life, rights, and freedom in the U.S.
Described changes in the following areas since 9/11 2001in the U.S. with regard to the four principles of U.S. counterterrorism describing how the changes in the following areas have impacted the right of personal freedoms and self-defense for the general public:
Laws
Security at Airports
Security at Public Events
Personal Freedoms
Surveillance
Use of Force
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A review of changes in various areas since the 9/11 attacks is provided. The solution includes a list of the most important counter-terrorism changes made and the impact of the changes.

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Laws
Security at Airports
Security at Public Events
Personal Freedoms
Surveillance
Use of Force
http://www.justice.gov/archive/ll/highlights.htm
https://www.fas.org/sgp/crs/natsec/RS22357.pdf

For most citizens the security changes at airports and public events are the most obvious. Security checks at airports include going through all luggage at the discretion of the Transportation Safety Board (TSA) and to examine and x ray all carry on luggage before the person is allowed access to the terminals where planes load and unload. Restricted areas are more tightly monitored (in theory if not always in practice) and people who fly are more fully vetted before being allowed to fly (again in theory). This also changes some personal freedoms where flying to different places used to be a personal matter, but is now part of a larger information ...

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