When discussing domestic terrorism, a number of reasons have been given for the acts committed on U.S. soil. Which among the reasons listed below was not mentioned in the text?
a. Opposition to the government
b. Opposition to taxation
c. Opposition to abortion
d. All of the above were mentioned in the text.
d
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Speed of action refers to
a. whether or not the agent is specific to a particular animal, plant, or human species and the extent, if any, to which the agent can jump between species. b. how quickly victims will come in contact with and react to the agent. c. how well the terrorists can control the area over which the agent is spread (and not get caught in it themselves). d. how long the effects of the agent will last over what amount of territory and with what strength.
U.S. Customs and public health officials attempt to stop infected travelers, but why is this not always so easy?
a. Travelers often claim a “right to travel” and ignore them. b. Some diseases attack the brain, telling them that they're fine. c. Infected individuals may not be visibly ill when they cross a U.S. Border. d. Traveler's often opt for the treatment option, even when it doesn't always work, just so they can get where they want to go.
The ______ school of criminology argued that one aspect of American society, the city, contained potent criminogenic forces.
A. Chicago B. New York C. Boston D. Los Angeles
When thieves use a vehicle identification number from a legally registered car to hide the identity of a stolen one, the process is called _______.
a. car cloning b. car morphing c. car chopping d. car sliding