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1. The Department of Homeland Security is designed to prevent specific acts of terrorism by tightening the borders, improving airline security, freezing the financial assets of individuals and groups that fund terrorism, reorganizing government, and ______________________. Group of answer choices a. prosecuting suspeced terrorists b. campaigning for international cooperation c. interrogating suspected terrorists 2. Which of the following is the name for the period of international tension between the United States and Soviet Union that occurred after World War II, and that lasted for most of the twentieth century? Group of answer choices a. Containment b. The Cold War c. Isolationism d. Détente 3. The policy of preemption: Group of answer choices a. was the policy of Harry Truman to contain the Communists. b. was the policy of George W. Bush to act first, before we are attacked. c. was the policy that defeated the USSR in the war in Afghanistan. d. is the policy of Barack Obama to internationalize the war on terror. 4. Which of the following constitutional powers does the president NOT enjoy? Group of answer choices a. To declare war b. To negotiate treaties c. To extend diplomatic recognition 5. The United States has a number of tools for achieving foreign policy success. Which of the following is not an example of a Soft Power? Group of answer choices a. Foreign Aid b. Economic Sanctions c. Conventional Diplomacy 6. Special Problems in current U.S. Defense Policy no longer include Group of answer choices a. Reliance on an All-Volunteer Force b. Women in the Military and in Combat c. The "Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell" policy d. The Politics of Defense Spending to build a Modern Defense

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Peers chosen topic: I chose to the topic What Does A Terrorist Look Like? I am writing off of the subtitle "Terrorists Are Always Muslim Never White." There is a lot to say when we as Americans hear the word terrorism and what comes to mind. When I think about terrorism I think back to the events of 9/11. I can remember being in Elementary School and the teachers turning on the TV's. There was live terrorism, people running, jumping out of the building, risking their lives. Those are images burned in my mind. Those were Muslim descent terrorists, but when I think about the January 6 riot on the Capital Building of the United States committed by majority White men, I look at that as terrorism as well. The definition of terrorism is basically any illegal act of violence on citizens or infrastructure mostly backed by politics. Seems like the shoe, although there are many people who will not feel the same. I chose this topic because I was embarrassed of our Nation that day and many days following. It is spread around though, not just on one group of people. I feel like these acts divide us even more as a Nation. We have to do better and hopefully one day future generations will reap the rewards. 1. What have you learned in the past about the historical topic your peer(s) chose? 2. What current events have you seen that are related to your peer(s) chosen topic?

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00:01 So here we have been given with a set of questions and group of answer choices.

00:05 Let's choose the most appropriate answers from the given choices below.

00:10 So moving on with the first question now here we can say that the right answer is option a and that is prosecuting suspected terrorists.

00:20 Prosecuting suspected terrorists.

00:28 For the second question we can say that the right answer is option b and that is the cold war.

00:38 The cold war.

00:42 Moving on to the third question now here we can say the right answer is option b and that is was the policy of george w bush to act first before we are attacked...

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Select all that apply What are three typical objectives of terrorism? Multiple select question. overthrow a government foster a homogeneous society exact revenge for real or imagined wrongs gain release of imprisoned colleagues increase social stability

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Select all that apply What are three typical objectives of terrorism? Multiple select question. overthrow a government foster a homogeneous society exact revenge for real or imagined wrongs gain release of imprisoned colleagues increase social stability

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