Oct. 8-18, 2001 – Post-9/11 U.S. Attacks in Afghanistan and Internet Use for Information Gathering

This dataset contains questions about people’s reaction to U.S. attacks in Afghanistan in retaliation for 9-11 and how people used the Internet to follow the retaliation and learn more about Afghanistan.

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Oct. 8-18, 2001 – Post-9/11 U.S. Attacks in Afghanistan and Internet Use for Information Gathering

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