Ground Zero - Revision history

DavidB4-bot: /* top */Spelling/Grammar Check, typos fixed: muslim → Muslim

2016-07-19T15:22:40Z

‎top: Spelling/Grammar Check, typos fixed: muslim → Muslim

DavidB4-bot: clean up & uniformity

2016-06-27T22:45:33Z

clean up & uniformity

TeacherEd at 03:53, August 24, 2010

2010-08-24T03:53:39Z

TK at 21:25, August 3, 2010

2010-08-03T21:25:17Z

AddisonDM at 04:26, January 2, 2009

2009-01-02T04:26:54Z

AddisonDM: Ground zero moved to Ground Zero

2009-01-02T04:26:41Z

Ground zero moved to Ground Zero

Foxtrot: cats

2008-11-14T23:45:16Z

cats

Foxtrot: move to Ground Zero since first def is the proper noun. Also, links, cats

2008-09-12T19:20:50Z

move to Ground Zero since first def is the proper noun. Also, links, cats

Bugler: New page: The term '''Ground Zero''' describes the site of the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center in New York City, destroyed in the terrorist outrage of September 11 2001. However, i...

2008-09-12T10:39:41Z

New page: The term '''Ground Zero''' describes the site of the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center in New York City, destroyed in the terrorist outrage of September 11 2001. However, i...

New page

The term '''Ground Zero''' describes the site of the [[Twin Towers]] of the [[World Trade Center]] in [[New York City]], destroyed in the terrorist outrage of September 11 2001. However, it was coined much earlier, to describe the centre of impact of the first atomic bomb at [[Hiroshima]] in 1945, and was also often used for disasters with a geographical epicentre, such as earthquakes.

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	The term '''Ground Zero''' describes the site of the [[Twin Towers]] of the [[World Trade Center]] in [[New York City]], destroyed in the terrorist outrage of September 11, 2001. However, it was coined much earlier, to describe the center of impact of the first atomic bomb at [[Hiroshima]] in 1945, and was also often used for disasters with a geographical [[epicenter]], such as [[earthquake]]s.		The term '''Ground Zero''' describes the site of the [[Twin Towers]] of the [[World Trade Center]] in [[New York City]], destroyed in the terrorist outrage of September 11, 2001. However, it was coined much earlier, to describe the center of impact of the first atomic bomb at [[Hiroshima]] in 1945, and was also often used for disasters with a geographical [[epicenter]], such as [[earthquake]]s.

−	In New York City, Ground Zero encompasses a square block in downtown Manhattan towards the west side. As of 2010 it is a construction site on which the Freedom Tower and a number of other skyscrapers are being built. It will also contain a memorial center as well as a transportation hub. There is a controversial proposal to also construct a large mosque and ~~muslim~~ community center very near Ground Zero.	+	In New York City, Ground Zero encompasses a square block in downtown Manhattan towards the west side. As of 2010 it is a construction site on which the Freedom Tower and a number of other skyscrapers are being built. It will also contain a memorial center as well as a transportation hub. There is a controversial proposal to also construct a large mosque and Muslim community center very near Ground Zero.

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-The term '''Ground Zero''' describes the site of the [[Twin Towers]] of the [[World Trade Center]] in [[New York City]], destroyed in the terrorist outrage of September 11 2001. However, it was coined much earlier, to describe the center of impact of the first atomic bomb at [[Hiroshima]] in 1945, and was also often used for disasters with a geographical [[epicenter]], such as [[earthquake]]s.
+The term '''Ground Zero''' describes the site of the [[Twin Towers]] of the [[World Trade Center]] in [[New York City]], destroyed in the terrorist outrage of September 11, 2001. However, it was coined much earlier, to describe the center of impact of the first atomic bomb at [[Hiroshima]] in 1945, and was also often used for disasters with a geographical [[epicenter]], such as [[earthquake]]s.
 In New York City, Ground Zero encompasses a square block in downtown Manhattan towards the west side. As of 2010 it is a construction site on which the Freedom Tower and a number of other skyscrapers are being built. It will also contain a memorial center as well as a transportation hub. There is a controversial proposal to also construct a large mosque and muslim community center very near Ground Zero.
-== Also See ==
+== See also ==
 [[September 11, 2001 attacks]]

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	The term '''Ground Zero''' describes the site of the [[Twin Towers]] of the [[World Trade Center]] in [[New York City]], destroyed in the terrorist outrage of September 11 2001. However, it was coined much earlier, to describe the center of impact of the first atomic bomb at [[Hiroshima]] in 1945, and was also often used for disasters with a geographical [[epicenter]], such as [[earthquake]]s.		The term '''Ground Zero''' describes the site of the [[Twin Towers]] of the [[World Trade Center]] in [[New York City]], destroyed in the terrorist outrage of September 11 2001. However, it was coined much earlier, to describe the center of impact of the first atomic bomb at [[Hiroshima]] in 1945, and was also often used for disasters with a geographical [[epicenter]], such as [[earthquake]]s.
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		+	In New York City, Ground Zero encompasses a square block in downtown Manhattan towards the west side. As of 2010 it is a construction site on which the Freedom Tower and a number of other skyscrapers are being built. It will also contain a memorial center as well as a transportation hub. There is a controversial proposal to also construct a large mosque and muslim community center very near Ground Zero.

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 The term '''Ground Zero''' describes the site of the [[Twin Towers]] of the [[World Trade Center]] in [[New York City]], destroyed in the terrorist outrage of September 11 2001. However, it was coined much earlier, to describe the center of impact of the first atomic bomb at [[Hiroshima]] in 1945, and was also often used for disasters with a geographical [[epicenter]], such as [[earthquake]]s.
 [[Category:Terrorism]]
 [[Category:Disasters]]
 [[Category:New York City]]

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	The term '''Ground Zero''' describes the site of the [[Twin Towers]] of the [[World Trade Center]] in [[New York City]], destroyed in the terrorist outrage of September 11 2001. However, it was coined much earlier, to describe the center of impact of the first atomic bomb at [[Hiroshima]] in 1945, and was also often used for disasters with a geographical [[epicenter]], such as [[earthquake]]s.		The term '''Ground Zero''' describes the site of the [[Twin Towers]] of the [[World Trade Center]] in [[New York City]], destroyed in the terrorist outrage of September 11 2001. However, it was coined much earlier, to describe the center of impact of the first atomic bomb at [[Hiroshima]] in 1945, and was also often used for disasters with a geographical [[epicenter]], such as [[earthquake]]s.

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	The term '''Ground Zero''' describes the site of the [[Twin Towers]] of the [[World Trade Center]] in [[New York City]], destroyed in the terrorist outrage of September 11 2001. However, it was coined much earlier, to describe the center of impact of the first atomic bomb at [[Hiroshima]] in 1945, and was also often used for disasters with a geographical [[epicenter]], such as [[earthquake]]s.		The term '''Ground Zero''' describes the site of the [[Twin Towers]] of the [[World Trade Center]] in [[New York City]], destroyed in the terrorist outrage of September 11 2001. However, it was coined much earlier, to describe the center of impact of the first atomic bomb at [[Hiroshima]] in 1945, and was also often used for disasters with a geographical [[epicenter]], such as [[earthquake]]s.

−	[[Category:Terrorism]][[Category:~~Natural~~ Disasters]]	+	[[Category:Terrorism]]
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−	The term '''Ground Zero''' describes the site of the [[Twin Towers]] of the [[World Trade Center]] in [[New York City]], destroyed in the terrorist outrage of September 11 2001. However, it was coined much earlier, to describe the ~~centre~~ of impact of the first atomic bomb at [[Hiroshima]] in 1945, and was also often used for disasters with a geographical ~~epicentre~~, such as ~~earthquakes~~.	+	{{move\|Ground Zero}}
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		+	The term '''Ground Zero''' describes the site of the [[Twin Towers]] of the [[World Trade Center]] in [[New York City]], destroyed in the terrorist outrage of September 11 2001. However, it was coined much earlier, to describe the center of impact of the first atomic bomb at [[Hiroshima]] in 1945, and was also often used for disasters with a geographical [[epicenter]], such as [[earthquake]]s.
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		+	[[Category:Terrorism]][[Category:Natural Disasters]]