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Bombed thought to be planted by Anarchists. Killed nine police officers.
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Anarchist's set off bombs in eight cities, one was Washington, D.C. Destroying Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer's home.
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Explosive-laden wagon exploded across fromJ.P. Morgan & Company, killing 40 people, hurting 300.
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Eight members of the militant-Palestinian group took eleven members of the Israeli Olympic team hostage.
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A bomb wasplanted in the cargo to go off at 31,000 feet, killing everyone on the plane. 243 passengers and 16 crew members – including 189 Americans and11 Lockerbie residents.
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Odorless, colorless, and highly toxic nerve gas sarin was released in the city’s subway. Killed 13 people, and 5,500 others were injured. Members of the Japan-based new religious movement AUM Shinriky were guilty.
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Timothy McVeigh, ex-Army soldier and security guard, killed 168 people at the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building with agricultural fertilizer, diesel fuel, and other chemicals.
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Two car explosion's destroyed U.S. Embassies and near by buildings. Killing 213 people.
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This date was America’s first experience with terrorist violence. Al-Qaeda bombed the twin towers in Newyork City, NY. Leader was Bin Laden. Killing 2,996, including 19 hi-jackers, and injuring 6,000.
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Two brothers from Russia who had extreme Islamist beliefs killed 3 people and injured 264 people.
