In the wake of the september 11th attacks,

other nations were reluctant to support the us.

the government became partisan and divided.

a struggling economy became even worse.

president bush struggled to build support.

In the wake of the September 11th attacks, a struggling economy became even worse (option 3).

By the time the attacked happened, U.S. economy was in an economic recession from several months before, in which the employment rate was almost 5%.

the attack contributed to that. The terrorist attack only contributed to the U.S.'s downturn.

As a result, the New York markets shut down for four trading days, the longest shutdown since 1933. This resulted in significant record losses.

In the airline sector, American Airlines and United Airlines' stock suffered the most since their planes were the ones used for the terrorist attack. American Airlines' stock had a 39% declined in less than 7 days, and United Airlines' stock had a 42% decline.

As for the insurance firms, they had to pay approximately $40.2 billion for incidents related to the 9/11 attack. Afterward, the majority of insurances dropped terrorist coverage.

The income of entertainment sectors, travel, tourism, hospitality, and financial services sectors also dropped.

the 3rd answer is correct

Explanation:

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