1._____ is Hezbollah’s television network.
A. | Al Manar | |
B. | Al Fajir | |
C. | Al Jazeera | |
D. | Al Hurra |
- Maoist terrorism is a form of _____ terrorism.
A. | Revolutionary | |
B. | Cultural | |
C. | Religious | |
D. | Political |
3._____ is Latin America’s oldest and largest terrorist group.
A. | ELN | |
B. | RAF | |
C. | Shining Path | |
D. | FARC |
4.The birth of the _____ may have mirrored standard Middle Eastern terrorism, but the group’s exploits drew more attention than did those of its rival terrorist organizations.
A. | Hamas | |
B. | PIJ | |
C. | PLF | |
D. | Abu Nidal |
5.The Blank 1 ——– began as a dispute between Protestants and Roman Catholics in Prague, eventually pitting the north of Europe against the south.
6.In the U.S., there are approximately _____ state, local, and tribal law enforcement officers.
A. | 800,000 | |
B. | 900,000 | |
C. | 500,000 | |
D. | 600,000 |
- Counterfeiting and fraud are common weapons of the _____.
A. | Asian extremists | |
B. | Eastern Europe extremists | |
C. | South American extremists | |
D. | American extremist right |
8.Sun Tzu produced a treatise on the ____.
A. | Paradoxes of war | |
B. | Military leadership of China | |
C. | History of guerilla warfare | |
D. | Philosophy of national war |
9.The idea of _____ is that all levels of society must become involved in homeland security.
A. | Protection of social order | |
B. | Arbitrary coercion | |
C. | Logic of conflict | |
D. | Defense in depth |
10.Who are usually the first government agents on the scene of a terrorist incident?
A. | The FBI | |
B. | Homeland Security | |
C. | Local law enforcement officials | |
D. | The JTTF |
11_____ believed terrorism should be used as an instrument for overthrowing middle-class governments.
A. | Vladimir Lenin | |
B. | Karl Marx | |
C. | Sergey Nechaev | |
D. | Leon Trotsky |
12.Blank 1 refers to embedding hidden information in a picture, message, or other piece of information.
13.According to the text, the _____ have conducted more suicide bombings than any other group.
A. | Sunni Kurds | |
B. | Buddhist Sinhalese | |
C. | LTTE Black Tigers | |
D. | Hezbollah |
14.Asymmetrical war is waged against Blank 1 and homeland security is designed to secure symbols.
15._____ is 99 percent Muslim and was the home of the last caliphate; according to the text, the country is an enigma in its standing with Europe.
A. | Kurdistan | |
B. | Algeria | |
C. | Turkey | |
D. | Pakistan |
16.The poetic utterances of Gabriel were eventually codified in a single book, the_____.
A. | Old Testament | |
B. | Bible | |
C. | Quran | |
D. | Torah |
17.According to Huntington, _____ refers to the cultural conflicts among the world’s eight dominant civilizations.
A. | Radicalization | |
B. | Cultural paradigms | |
C. | Social processes | |
D. | Clash of civilizations |
18.Islam is frequently described as a monotheistic religion based on _____ tenets, or pillars.
A. | Six | |
B. | Five | |
C. | Four | |
D. | Seven |
19.____ refers to the political party of republicanism.
A. | Conservatives | |
B. | Parliamentary | |
C. | Capitalists | |
D. | Sinn Féin |
20.Al Qaeda’s origins can be traced to the _____.
A. | Lebanese Civil War | |
B. | Korean War | |
C. | Cold War | |
D. | World War II |
21._____established the Department of Homeland Security and reorganized the president cabinet.
A. | Quadrennial Homeland Security Review | |
B. | USA Intelligence Act | |
C. | Homeland Security Act | |
D. | 9/11 Commission Implementation Act of 2207 |
22.A weak Lebanese government allows _____ to maintain strongholds in southern Lebanon, the Bekka Valley, and central pockets in Beirut.
A. | Islamic Jihadists | |
B. | Hezbollah | |
C. | PLO | |
D. | Hamas |
23.According to the text, the definition of ______ changes with social and historical circumstances.
A. | Violence | |
B. | Terror | |
C. | Terrorism | |
D. | War |
- A report issued by the _____ indicated that right-wing extremists would be anxious to recruit military veterans coming from Iraq and Afghanistan.
A. | DHS | |
B. | CIA | |
C. | NSA | |
D. | FBI |
25._____ is one of the newest jihadist groups grown from the tangled political situation in Yemen, and it maintains cross border ties with radicals in Saudi Arabia.
A. | ISI | |
B. | FATA | |
C. | AQAP | |
D. | AQIM |
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