Susan is a military officer tasked with helping to monitor suspicious activity on the internet. Recently she attended a briefing about the vulnerability of public utility computer systems and power grids to being shut down, restricting many Americans’ access to electricity during potentially critical times. If this were to happen, this tactic is known as __________.
A) viral terrorism
B) invisible warfare
C) counterterrorism
D) cyber-terrorism
D) cyber-terrorism
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Native American parents do not allow their elders to help raise their children
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Both the 1986 Immigration Reform and Control Act and the 1990 Immigration Act (371)
a. got rid of all annual limits on immigration. b. provide for unlimited immigration from Asian countries. c. reflect dominant group concerns about immigration. d. reserve more than 100,000 visas for unskilled workers.
In the U.S. almost 40 percent of nursing assistants are considered low-wage earners. In Germany, France and the Netherlands less than 10 percent are. Why might this be the case?
a. Germany, France and Netherlands pay nursing assistants more than they are worth. b. Nursing assistants are less qualified in Germany, France, and Netherlands. c. The U.S. places high value on job satisfaction but not on a living wage. d. The U.S. believes that nursing assistants can do their job with minimal training.
A revival of interest in native identity and spirituality among some American Indian tribes has led to
a. further denigration of their elders. b. Internet research on genealogy. c. higher esteem for elders who possess ritual knowledge. d. legislation to eliminate Native American dancing.