Terrorism

Q. Complete the following sentence:

____ is a conflict between two or more sovereign states.

1. Racism
2. Refugee crisis
3. War
4. Terrorism

Q. Spreading fear and terror in a society by using violence against common people in order to achieve political goals is called .

1. political rally
2. protest
3. terrorism
4. nationalism

Q. What is terrorism?

1. Political emergency
2. Political rally
3. Organised violence
4. Military insurgency

Q. Arrange the four prong strategy to combat terrorism by Canada in correct order.

1. Detect
2. Prevent
3. Deny
4. Respond

Q. Which of the following is not a component of the four-pronged strategy to combat terrorism?

1. Prevent
2. Ignore
3. Respond
4. Deny

Q. Read the statement below and answer the question that follows:

Jews were denied citizenship and their property was confiscated by Hitler’s government.

Where did this happen?

1. Britain
2. Italy
3. Germany
4. France

Q.

According to Anne what is the cause of war?(answer in about 100 words) (Diary of a young girl Part 2)

Q. "Every nation, in every region, now has a decision to make. Either you are with us, or you are with the terrorists. From this day forward, any nation that continues to harbor or support terrorism will be regarded by the United Sates as a hostile regime." These words most likely were spoken by which president?

1. Abraham Lincoln
2. Ulysses S. Grant
3. Woodrow Wilson
4. Franklin D. Roosevelt
5. George W. Bush

Q. Is terrorism different from war?

1. No, both terrorism and war kill or injure people.
2. No, both of them are carried out in the interest of one person or party or a state's greed.
3. Yes, a war is declared by a country whereas terorism is declared by an individual organisation.
4. Yes, a war is a conflict between two sovereign states, whereas terrorist groups do not engage with the armed forces of the country.

Q. Terrorist groups are sovereign states who are funded by the military of the country.

1. True
2. False

Q. The Bush Doctrine refers to __________.

1. A policy of unilateral, preemptive strikes against suspected terrorist threats against the United States and its allies
2. A program of tax cuts to spark economic activity
3. A policy of creating an international coalition of forces to crush terrorist threats
4. Rebuilding the Gulf Coast after Hurricane Katrina
5. A systematic plan to encourage environmental initiatives to prevent global warming