Individuals and groups who engage in terrorism in pursuit of broader regional or global transformations of the social and political order are known as ______ terrorists.
a. criminal
b. revolutionary
c. nationalist
d. nihilist
b. revolutionary
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A) a religious organization B) a single terrorist C) ?Al-Qaeda D) ?Syria E) ?the Irish Republican Army
Which group was glad to see the downfall of the Taliban and Saddam Hussein but asserted that, before engaging in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, it would have been preferable to use nonmilitary means for controlling or removing those regimes?
a. conservatives b. neoliberals c. isolationists d. transformers
How do Americans typically view bureaucrats?
A) As overpaid workers who stir up trouble B) As necessary components within the government C) As individuals who hold no real power D) As liaisons between the voting citizens and the elected officials