What Was Japan's Strategy to Deal with Terrorism in the 70's

question 12

Multiple Choice

What was Japan's strategy to deal with terrorism in the 70's?

• A) They had a policy of "shoot first and ask questions later," something that most people saw as very unforgiving.
• B) Japan made great advancements in studying terrorism and were therefore able to demilitarize terrorists peacefully without making meaningful concessions.
• C) They negotiated with terrorists, something that did not sit well with the United States who had a "no concessions" terrorist policy.
• D) Japan had no strategy and was ravaged by awful terrorists.

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