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The History Of ISIS

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ISIS is a new, big, and bad terrorist group that executes innocent civilians and is intimidating men, women, and children across the world. ISIS was first created when several terrorist groups came together and became one. Jihadist groups like Al-Qaeda decided to form one group, so they came together with lots of land and money and formed ISIS. ISIS wants to eventually create an “Islamic state,” a state in which Muslims and terrorist control. ISIS is one of the wealthiest terrorist groups with the most land around today. ISIS steals land from kidnapped civilians, plus government property and they now take up a large part of Syria. They gain money by taking and selling oil, clothing and artifacts at a very high price from the land they have

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