5. Bull Horn

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Take on the role of an antiques appraiser and research this artifact. Which president is associated with this artifact and what presidential power does it represent? The more information you provide, the more valuable the artifact. This 3D printable model was created by a student in Ms. Relator's US Government class at Dominion HS in Virginia. Find out more about the Mystery Artifact lesson at https://www.lcps.org/Page/186358 Mystery artifact created by, Griffin Limongelli Clues Used to project a voice to a large audience Created by Fanon Used to speak out to those involved in the 9/11 terror attack Significance The Object: A bull horn Details about the Object: It’s white with a blue mouth piece and blue lettering to spell out the maker. President: George H. W. Bush, served 2000-2008, Republican party Presidential Role: Chief Citizen Presidential Act:What was the specific act he did Helping America reunite and rebuild after a significant terror attack, the President, used the bullhorn to address the people in the rubble of the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks.People in the rubble, or the first responders/ America in General? What did he say? when was this speech? Impact on America: ** What did President Bush do as a result of the attacks of September 11th? How do you think his experience at Ground Zero reflects this? He addressed the people that he will implement new laws and acts that help ensure our nations security. Airports have increased security regulations and the US has improved background checks. I wanted to research this artifact because it was used during a critical point in American history. It was used as a means it signified unity and togetherness of the American people and their president during a time of cruelty and injustice during gruesome attacks by terrorists on our homeland. Picture Works Cited American Rhetoric. (2001) George W. Bush Ground Zero Speech. Retrieved April 18, 2017http://www.americanrhetoric.com/speeches/gwbush911groundzerobullhorn.htm