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Oct. 26, 2001: PATRIOT Act Signed - Zinn Education Project
Oct. 26, 2001: PATRIOT Act Signed - Zinn Education Project

Tag Archive: patriot act | American Enterprise Institute - AEI
Tag Archive: patriot act | American Enterprise Institute - AEI

1 The Patriot Act After 9/11 Attorney General John Ashcroft recommended a  series of laws to fight terrorism. George Bush signed this Act into law in  Oct. - ppt download
1 The Patriot Act After 9/11 Attorney General John Ashcroft recommended a series of laws to fight terrorism. George Bush signed this Act into law in Oct. - ppt download

Surveillance Under the Patriot Act | American Civil Liberties Union
Surveillance Under the Patriot Act | American Civil Liberties Union

9/11 and Patriot Act changed the way you bank
9/11 and Patriot Act changed the way you bank

Patriot Act Reauthorization Vote Myths and the War on Terror
Patriot Act Reauthorization Vote Myths and the War on Terror

Patriot Act: How Barton Gellman Scooped the Greatest Internet Surveillance  Story in American History | Seattle 24x7
Patriot Act: How Barton Gellman Scooped the Greatest Internet Surveillance Story in American History | Seattle 24x7

The U.S. marks the 21st anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks : NPR
The U.S. marks the 21st anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks : NPR

Everyone's heard of the Patriot Act. Here's what it actually does. - Vox
Everyone's heard of the Patriot Act. Here's what it actually does. - Vox

Patriot Act October 26, United (and) Strengthening America (by) Providing  appropriate tools required (to) intercept (and) obstruct Terrorism Act. -  ppt download
Patriot Act October 26, United (and) Strengthening America (by) Providing appropriate tools required (to) intercept (and) obstruct Terrorism Act. - ppt download

Patriot Act Netflix Teaching Resources | TPT
Patriot Act Netflix Teaching Resources | TPT

Where were you on September 11? > Air Force District of Washington >  Article Display
Where were you on September 11? > Air Force District of Washington > Article Display

HISTORY - On #ThisDayInHistory in 2001, President George W. Bush signed the Patriot  Act, an anti-terrorism law drawn up in response to the attacks on the  Pentagon and World Trade Center on
HISTORY - On #ThisDayInHistory in 2001, President George W. Bush signed the Patriot Act, an anti-terrorism law drawn up in response to the attacks on the Pentagon and World Trade Center on

Amazon.com: How Patriotic is the Patriot Act?: Freedom Versus Security in  the Age of Terrorism: 9780415950473: Etzioni, Amitai: Books
Amazon.com: How Patriotic is the Patriot Act?: Freedom Versus Security in the Age of Terrorism: 9780415950473: Etzioni, Amitai: Books

Patriot Act Politics: Balancing Privacy and Security in Uncertain Times |  KQED
Patriot Act Politics: Balancing Privacy and Security in Uncertain Times | KQED

Amazon.com: The USA PATRIOT Act: Antiterror Legislation in Response to 9/11  (Library of American Laws and Legal Principles): 9781404204577: Scheppler,  Bill: Books
Amazon.com: The USA PATRIOT Act: Antiterror Legislation in Response to 9/11 (Library of American Laws and Legal Principles): 9781404204577: Scheppler, Bill: Books

Patriot Acts: Narratives of Post-9/11 Injustice — Voice of Witness
Patriot Acts: Narratives of Post-9/11 Injustice — Voice of Witness

Patriot Act - The Magnitude of 9/11
Patriot Act - The Magnitude of 9/11

Did the Patriot Act Change US Attitudes on Surveillance?
Did the Patriot Act Change US Attitudes on Surveillance?

Mission Creep: The Patriot Act and the War on Drugs | ACLU of Washington
Mission Creep: The Patriot Act and the War on Drugs | ACLU of Washington

Did the Patriot Act Change US Attitudes on Surveillance?
Did the Patriot Act Change US Attitudes on Surveillance?

Data Privacy | Costs of War
Data Privacy | Costs of War

After 20 years, it's time to repeal the Patriot Act and begin to dismantle  the surveillance state | Salon.com
After 20 years, it's time to repeal the Patriot Act and begin to dismantle the surveillance state | Salon.com