Terrorism and Homeland Security Chapter 13

What is the name of the agency responsible for border and domestic protection?

• Department of the Interior

• Homeland Security

• FEMA

• FBI

The common component in terrorism is _____________.

• Creating Fear

• Kidnapping

• Explosives

• Property Destruction

The term _____________ describes the use of violence against a target to create fear and alarm for the purpose of obtaining concessions or rewards.

• Sabotage

• Terrorism

• Corporate Crime

• Coercion

In the United States, people can combat terrorism by _____________.

• Maintaining a heightened awareness.

• Seeking assistance from police

• Maintaining allegiance to their country

• Studying terrorist methods of operation

At a facility the term, access control, refers to _____________.

• Monitoring movement in and out

• Knowing policy and procedure

• Maintaining a physical presence

• Identifying safety hazards

The term, loss prevention, means _____________.

• A proactive approach to inventory control

• A reactive approach to inventory control

• Making sure only authorized personnel are in designated areas

• Recovery of stolen property

Nationally, _____________ are the most commonly used community policing programs.

• Educational Programs

• Storefront Programs

• Citizens’ Surveys

• Block Meetings

The unlawful use of force to coerce people or governments regarding political or social objectives is called __________________.

• Fascism

• Communism

• Nazism

• Terrorism

Heavily armed groups in the United States, organized around such themes as white supremacy, militant tax resistance, or extreme ideologies are known as _______________ terrorists.

• International

• Domestic

• National

• Fundamental

Al-Qaeda is an example of a/an _________________ terrorist group.

• International

• Domestic

• Unorganized

• Localized