Terrorism Answers

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When was the word terrorism introduced?

A
After September 11
B
After the Holocaust
C
After the French Revolution
D
After the creation of al Qaeda
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What was the most common act of terrorism in the 1800s?

A
Assassinations of political leaders
B
Bombings of banks and financial institutions
C
Attacks against civilians
D
Acts of sabotage against military equipment
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The 1970s marked an important shift, as terrorists began to target and murder civilians.Which 1972 event marked the beginning of this trend?

A
Palestinian terrorists hijacked aircraft in Lebanon, exploding them on the ground.
B
Palestinians terrorists kidnapped and murdered eleven Israeli athletes at the Munich Olympics.
C
Libyan-backed terrorists exploded a plane over Lockerbie, Scotland.
D
Al Qaeda attacked a market in Afghanistan.
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According to the article, what “new element which had not been evident in the Palestinian terrorism of two or three decades earlier” emerged in the 1970s?

A
Islamic religious extremism
B
Unhappiness with the Israeli occupation of the West Bank
C
An alliance with al Qaeda
D
Increased support of socialist and nationalist ideals
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In the article, the author discussed the difficulty that the United Nations had in drafting a definition of terrorism.Why was there so much disagreement on the issue?In United Nations discussions, many states supported al Qaeda and opposed the US response in Afghanistan.Legitimate organizations have been labeled “terrorist” even when violence has not been their primary method of enacting change.The terrorist label is controversial, and the characteristics are difficult to define.On many occasions, people have disagreed on whether certain movements were terroristic.The United Nations is concerned only with social matters, and not political ones.

A
In United Nations discussions, many states supported al Qaeda and opposed the US response in Afghanistan.
B
Legitimate organizations have been labeled “terrorist” even when violence has not been their primary method of enacting change.
C
The terrorist label is controversial, and the characteristics are difficult to define.
D
On many occasions, people have disagreed on whether certain movements were terroristic.
E
The United Nations is concerned only with social matters, and not political ones.
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The article makes the following argument:In a short paragraph, explain the argument that the author is making. Do you agree or disagree with his claim?

Answer:

The author argues that video games can serve as a powerful educational tool rather than just a source of entertainment. By engaging players in complex problem-solving and critical thinking, games help develop cognitive skills that are transferable to real-world situations. I agree with this claim because modern games often require strategic planning and collaboration, which are essential skills in the digital age. When used purposefully, gaming can supplement traditional learning methods effectively.

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Which of these ideas did you include? Check all that apply.

A
I gave my opinion on the author’s claims.
B
Terrorism makes ordinary people angry.
C
Ordinary people generally come together to fight terrorism.
D
Most people are disgusted by acts of violence against innocent people.
E
Terrorism is not an effective way to enact change.

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