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Ground Zero: How a Photograph Sent a Message of Hope
Ground Zero: How a Photograph Sent a Message of Hope
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Ground Zero: How a Photograph Sent a Message of Hope

The tragic events of September 11, 2001 sent shockwaves around the globe that are still felt today. Nearly 3,000 people died in the terrorist attacks and thousands more were injured.  On the afternoon of the attacks, three firefighters paused in their rescue work to raise an American flag at Ground Zero in New York City. In the midst of horror and despair, the iconic photo of the men would remind Americans that they were far from beaten. It represented the country's strength, courage, decency, and its hope for the future.

 
ISBN978-0-7565-5427-9
6-Pack ISBN978-0-7565-5438-5
GRLZ
Lexile Level1130L
GenreInformational
Text TypeNarrative Nonfiction
SubjectU.S. History, Social Studies
Page Count64
Copyright2017
SeriesCaptured History
Teacher NotesYes
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Don Nardo

Don Nardo

Historian and award-winning author Don Nardo has written many books for young people about modern history, including studies of the rise of Hitler and Nazism, World War II, international terrorism, and dozens of military topics. In addition, he specializes in ancient history and has published numerous volumes about the histories and cultures of the ancient Greeks, Romans, Egyptians, and peoples of Mesopotamia. Nardo, who also composes and arranges orchestral music, lives with his wife, Christine, in Massachusetts.

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