QUESTION 5 Which of the following is not typically considered to be a type of te

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QUESTION 5 Which of the following is not typically considered to be a type of terrorism? A. Single-issue B. Group C. Left-wing/Right-wing D. Religious 2 points QUESTION 6 Most terror-related legislation shortly after 9-11 took on what kind of tone? A. Multi-national B. Prosecutorial C. Preventative D. Stay the course 2 points QUESTION 7 Which of the following would not be considered part of the "Bush Doctrine?" A. Preemptive force B. Unilateral use of force C. Making the world better D. Bilateral use of force 2 points QUESTION 8 True or False? Anti-terrorism is a set of defensive measures used to reduce the vulnerability of individuals and property to terrorist acts. True False

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Question 5. B Group. The single issue  terrorism type is carried out for the purpose of advancing a specific issue. These issues are generally social in nature or deal with the environment. The Left wing/Right wing terrorism are generally against the government. Religious terrorism are generally motivated by religious ideologies and grievances.

Question 6. B Preventative. After the 9-11 attacks new cabinet-level federal agency, the Department of Homeland Security was created. After that USA PATRIOT Act of 2001 was passed which gave law enforcement agencies search and survillence powers over US citizens without a warrant. Several other measures were taken to prevent the further terrorist activities.

Question 7. C Making the world a better place. All the parts of Bush Doctrine were meant only for protection of America. There was nothing mentioned for making a world better place.

Question 8. True Antiterrorism (AT)is a set of measures which  include limited response and containment by local military forces and are used to reduce the vulnerability of individuals and property to terrorist acts.

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