Terrorism Differs from Assassinations and Other Acts of Political Violence

question 43

Multiple Choice

Terrorism differs from assassinations and other acts of political violence because

• A) attacks are never well coordinated.
• B) attacks are aimed at military targets or political leaders.
• C) attacks are aimed at ordinary people.
• D) attacks use only personal and improvised weapons.
• E) attacks are typically made without regard for political goals.

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