Where was the first plane originate (depart) from prior to crashing into the North tower of the World Trade Center tower?

8:41: The FAA's New York Center requests information about Flight 11 over the radio. Flight 175 responds: "ah we heard a suspicious transmission on our departure out of Boston ah with someone ah, ah sound like someone sound like someone keyed the mike and said ah 'everyone ah stay in your seats'".[11] New York Center acknowledges and says it will pass the information on.

8:42: Flight 93, a Boeing 757, takes off with 37 passengers and seven crew members from Newark International Airport, bound for San Francisco International Airport, following a 40-minute delay due to congested runways. Four hijackers are aboard. Its flight path initially takes it close to the World Trade Center, which is 4 minutes away from being struck, before moving away westwards.

8:46:40:[13] Flight 11 crashes at roughly 466 mph (790 km/h or 219 m/s or 425 knots) into the north face of the North Tower (1 WTC) of the World Trade Center, between floors 93 and 99. The aircraft enters the tower intact. It plows to the building's core, severing all three gypsum-encased stairwells, dragging combustibles with it. A powerful shock wave travels down to the ground and up again. The combustibles and the remnants of the aircraft are ignited by the burning fuel. People below the severed stairwells start to evacuate, but no one above the impact zone is able to do so.

Of the statements, the best in describing the state of the Korean Peninsula after World War II is B: South Korea became democratic; North Korean became communist. Following World War II, Soviet forces supported the communist regime under Kim il-Sung in the northern half of the peninsula who waged war on the southern half. UN intervention pushed the communist forces back to the Chinese border at which point the Chinese military intervened to push the UN back to the current line dividing North Korea (communist) and South Korea (democratic).