How Did the European Response to Terrorism Differ from the American

question 61

Multiple Choice

How did the European response to terrorism differ from the American response?

• A)Americans emphasized the need for warfare, while Europeans emphasized that terrorism was best resolved through police and intelligence measures.
• B)Americans favored the strong use of force to resist terrorism, while the Europeans favored appeasement.
• C)Americans believed that terrorism could be controlled through immigration, while Europeans believed that terrorists had to be attacked in their own countries.
• D)Europeans supported strong punishments for terrorists, such as the death penalty, while Americans preferred indefinite incarceration.

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