What Does the Possibility of Terrorism, Such as a Nuclear

question 24

Multiple Choice

What does the possibility of terrorism, such as a nuclear attack or release of a deadly virus allow the government to do?

• A) It allows the justification of state activity that would be illegitimate in normal circumstances.
• B) Governments normally respond to a terrorist threat of any kind by declaring martial law.
• C) In the case of a deadly virus, governments are allowed to pour huge amounts of money into curing diseases currently thought.
• D) Politicians are free to use it to scare citizens into voting for them, and they always use this tactic to win.

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