How Neo-Nazis and Klansmen Got Rockets, and Landmines

The video explores the rise of white supremacist movements in the 1980s, focusing on their acquisition of military-grade weapons and their attempts to create a white ethno-state. It highlights two groups, the Covenant, the Sword, and the Arm of the Lord (CSA), and the Carolina Knights of the Ku Klux Klan (CKKKK), detailing their methods of militarization and eventual downfall. The CSA manufactured illegal weapons and engaged in acts of terrorism, while the CKKKK recruited military personnel to obtain weapons. Both groups were eventually dismantled by law enforcement.

What was the primary focus of the white power movement in the 1980s?

• To support the US government

• To create a multicultural society

• To establish a white supremacist state

• To promote racial equality

Which regions did the white power movement target for establishing their ethno-state?

• The East Coast

• The Southern United States

• The Pacific Northwest

• The Midwest

What was the Covenant, the Sword, and the Arm of the Lord known for?

• Practicing Christian identity and militarization

• Promoting environmental conservation

• Supporting the US military

• Being a peaceful community

How did the Covenant, the Sword, and the Arm of the Lord acquire their weapons?

• Through international trade

• By donations from the government

• By manufacturing and stealing

• Through legal purchases

What was the goal of the Carolina Knights of the Ku Klux Klan?

• To support civil rights movements

• To promote peace and harmony

• To establish a multicultural society

• To unify the Carolinas into a white supremacist state

What was a significant method used by the Carolina Knights to acquire weapons?

• Stealing from the US military

• Manufacturing in secret factories

• Importing from overseas

• Purchasing from local stores

What led to the investigation of the White Patriot Party?

• Their support for the government

• Their peaceful protests

• Their involvement in community service

• Their illegal arms dealings and threats

What was the outcome of the investigation into the White Patriot Party?

• They were ignored by authorities

• They were given government support

• They were awarded for their efforts

• They were indicted for arms dealing

What was Glenn Miller's role in the white power movement?

• A peaceful activist

• A supporter of civil rights

• A leader of the White Patriot Party

• A government official

What was the final legal consequence for Glenn Miller?

• He was given a life sentence

• He was acquitted of all charges

• He was fined and released

• He was sentenced to death row