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September 11 Background and Aftermath In the wake of the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, the James Earl Carter Library anticipated an increasing interest by its users about the events themselves and the historical, political, cultural, religious, and economic issues leading to these events. To assist our users in their searches through the myriad of available material, we have developed this information resource. It includes a glossary of search terms and people, a select and annotated listing of James Earl Carter Library information sources relevant to the events, and links to larger online information sources. In compiling these links and bibliographies, the Library has endeavored to meet the following criteria: reliability, objectivity, and balance. Please contact us if there is any way in which we can help with your research or if you have any questions or comments about this page or its comments. 1. Glossary of search terms and people This section is a list of names and terms to help you search the library catalog, the GALILEO databases, the Internet, and other information sources to find relevant information to the subjects. This section contains annotated listings by holding area of books and other media in the James Earl Carter Library collection relevant to the events of September 11, 2001. As materials are added to the collection they will be added to this section as well. This section contains links to information sources on the World Wide Web that have been checked by our staff for the criteria mentioned above.
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