________ is defined as the coordinated plan seeking to eliminate all members of a particular ethnic, ...

________ is defined as the coordinated plan seeking to eliminate all members of a particular ethnic, religious, or national group, through mass murder.
 
  A. Revolution
  B. Guerilla warfare
  C. Genocide
  D. Population dispersion
  E. Population coercion

 Q. 2

Which of the following is an example of combining warfare and welfare in terrorism?
 
  A. insurgents using coercive tactics like the threat of death to recruit new members
  B. insurgents seeking funding from expatriates to pay for arms
  C. insurgents promising a future reformed state to its recruits
  D. insurgents using money from economically-stable recruits to fund their attacks
  E. insurgents providing cash payment to a recruit's family upon completion of a
  successful attack

 Q. 3

The murder of millions of minorities by the Nazi party during the Second World War is seen as an example of ________.
 
  A. genocide
  B. revolution
  C. political coercion
  D. population dispersion
  E. guerilla warfare

 Q. 4

Russia is another name for the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.
 
  Indicate whether this statement is true or false.

 Q. 5

In which of the following scenarios are suicide bombings most likely to be used by insurgents?
 
  A. when enjoying the support of a majority of the population
  B. when having ample opportunity to attack, regroup, and remobilize
  C. when trying to attack weak states that are poor and have a rough terrain
  D. when trying to attack states which are militarily strong and have accessible terrain
  E. when trying to perpetrate a genocide against a minority

 Q. 6

Which of the following type of grievances has been most closely linked to suicide terrorism?
 
  A. genocide
  B. religious conflict
  C. economic grievances
  D. plundering of national wealth
  E. loss of national pride

 Q. 7

Which of the following is true of the effect of terrorism as a form of political violence?
 
  A. It has reshaped the security policies of many countries.
  B. Its chief objective is to topple governments through actions against military targets.
  C. It is primarily used by state actors in suppressing its own citizens.
  D. It has successfully replaced many democracies around the world with theocracies.
  E. It is the most successful form of political violence when it comes to achieving
  domestic political goals.