When White Supremacists Declared War on America

The video explores the evolution of far-right movements in the U.S., focusing on the pivotal 1983 Aryan Nations World Congress. It discusses the shift from vigilante actions to organized efforts to overthrow the government, the concept of leaderless resistance, and the role of women. The Turner Diaries' influence and the use of early computer networks for communication are highlighted. The movement's funding through crime and notable incidents like the murder of Alan Berg are also covered.

What was a significant change in the far-right's approach during the early 1980s?

• They began to support the federal government.

• They allied with leftist movements.

• They shifted towards anti-statism.

• They focused on environmental issues.

What was the main agenda of the Aryan Nations World Congress in 1983?

• To promote environmental conservation.

• To plan a revolution against the American federal government.

• To establish a new political party.

• To discuss economic policies.

What is 'leaderless resistance' as discussed in the context of the white power movement?

• A centralized command structure.

• A method of organizing without direct communication.

• A strategy to support the federal government.

• A focus on environmental activism.

How did the white power movement use shared literature and culture?

• To coordinate actions without direct communication.

• To support government policies.

• To promote peace and unity.

• To engage in environmental conservation.

What was the role of women in the white power movement?

• They led military operations.

• They were not involved at all.

• They were leaders of the movement.

• They managed households and supported male counterparts.

What was the Turner Diaries?

• A children's book.

• A novel promoting peace.

• A government document.

• A how-to manual for guerrilla warfare against the state.

What was Liberty Net?

• A financial institution.

• A computer network used by the white power movement.

• A government surveillance program.

• A social media platform.

What was a primary financial strategy of the white power movement?

• Counterfeiting and robbery.

• Investing in the stock market.

• Receiving government grants.

• Selling real estate.

Who was Robert Jay Mathews?

• A civil rights activist.

• A government official.

• A federal agent.

• A neo-Nazi leader who became a martyr.

What was a common recruiting ground for the white power movement?

• Corporate offices.

• Prisons.

• Universities.

• Religious institutions.