chapter 6

what is a civil war?

• A war in which the main

  participants are within the

  gave stare and as el group.

• A civil war is a celebration of national unity.
• A civil war is a type of international conflict.
• A civil war is a peaceful negotiation between countries.

what is terrorism?

• Terrorism is the act of spreading awareness about social issues through art.
• Terrorism refers to the use of economic sanctions to influence foreign nations.
• Terrorism is a form of peaceful protest against government policies.
• The use or threatened

  use of violence against

  noncombatant targets by

  individuals or n o n s t a t e

  groups for political ends.

who is the separatist?

• An individual advocating for global citizenship.
• A group promoting international cooperation.
• An actor that seeks to

  create an independent state

  on territory carved from an

  existing state.

• A person who supports a unified government.

who is the irredentist?

• A historian specializing in ancient civilizations
• A supporter of international treaties
• An actor that s e e k s to

  detach a region from one

  country and attach it to

  another, usually because

  of shared ethnic or religious ties

  religious ties.

• A political analyst focused on economic policies

what is a proxy war?

• A proxy war is a type of economic competition between countries.
• A proxy war is a peaceful negotiation between conflicting parties.
• Conflicts in which two

  opposing states "fight"

  by supporting opposite

  sides in a war, such as the

  government and rebels in a

  third state.

• A proxy war is a direct military engagement between two nations.

what is insurgency?

• Insurgency is a type of economic strategy used in business.
• Insurgency refers to a formal military operation sanctioned by the state.
• A military strategy in which

  small, often lightly armed

  units engage in hit-and-run

  attacks against military,

  government, and civilian

  targets.

• Insurgency is a peaceful protest against government policies.

what is coercion?

• Coercion is a method of negotiation between parties.
• Coercion is the process of encouraging someone through rewards.
• Coercion refers to the voluntary agreement of individuals.
• A strategy of imposing or

  threatening to impose costs

  on other actors in order to

  induce a change in their

  behavior.

what is provocation?

• Provocation is a method of relaxation.
• Provocation refers to a type of medication.
• Provocation is the process of calming someone down.
• A strategy of terrorist

  attacks intended to provoke

  the target government into

  making a disproportionate

  response that alienates

  moderates in the terrorists

  home society or in other

  sympathetic audiences..

what is spoiling?

• Spoiling is a method of cooking food quickly.
• Spoiling refers to the process of freezing food for preservation.
• Spoiling is the act of adding preservatives to food.
• a strategy of terrorist attacks intended to

  sabotage a prospective

  peace between the target

  and moderate leadership

  from the terrorists home

  society.

what is outbidding?

• Outbidding is a method of selling items at a fixed price.
• Outbidding refers to the process of negotiating prices before an auction.
• Outbidding is when participants withdraw their bids in an auction.
• Outbidding arises when the home population is uncertain about which

  of several organizations is best able to represent and further its interests.