Question

1. how did the missile strike on sudan in 1998 affect the plans for a strike on the united states? (1 point) it changed the minds of bin laden and khalid sheikh mohammed they used different means of attack plans were changed to have hijackers enter the us and take flying lessons. 11. what was the economic impact of the 9/11 attacks? (1 point) the economy grew wall street closed for a week the world entered a second great depression

Explanation:

For question 10, after the 1998 missile strike on Sudan, al - Qaeda changed their attack plans. Instead of relying on external missile - like attacks (which were vulnerable to detection and counter - measures), they decided to have hijackers enter the US and take flying lessons. This was a more covert and potentially more destructive approach as it involved using commercial airliners as weapons.
For question 11, after the 9/11 attacks, Wall Street (the financial hub of the US) closed for a week. The attacks caused immediate disruptions to financial markets. The economy did not grow due to the attacks (there was significant economic damage in the short - term, such as in the aviation, tourism, and insurance sectors). And the world did not enter a second Great Depression. While there were economic downturns and challenges, it was not on the scale of the Great Depression.

Answer:

1. Plans were changed to have hijackers enter the US and take flying lessons.
2. Wall Street closed for a week.