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Chapter 2: The Evolution of Asset Protection and Security

Total questions: 9

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of these is a type of control force used in Ancient Rome?

a)

Roman chariots

b)

Praetorian guards

c)

Varangian guards

d)

Nubian mercenaries

2.

In what year and country did the Peshtigo Fire occur?

a)

1655, England

b)

1655, America

c)

1871, England

d)

1871, America

3.

Railroad police were, and still are, a privately employed police force with full law enforcement authority.

a)

True

b)

False

4.

Which of these are reasons that are driving radical Islamic fundamentalism?

a)

Undereducated or miseducated young men who have learned that the United States is “ The Great Satan ”

b)

A large number of unemployed or underemployed people living in poverty

c)

Charismatic leaders

d)

All of the above

5.

What is the importance of the Taft-Hartley Act?

a)

This act ensured collective bargaining rights

b)

This allowed the first labor union to be formed

c)

The U.S. president, via the attorney general, can obtain an injunction against a strike or lockout if a substantial area is affected or national security is threatened

d)

This act forced labor unions to temporarily disband until clearer regulations for labor unions could be put into place

6.

Intrusion alarms are point protection only.

a)

True

b)

False

7.

Which of these are lessons that have been learned by studying the history of security?

a)

The need for a chain of command

b)

An increase in professionalism

c)

The need for professional training

d)

Both B and C

8.

Allan Pinkerton was known for which of the following unique innovations?

a)

Arming officers with handguns

b)

Extensive centralized records

c)

A training camp for his employees

d)

The idea of making prisoners post bail

9.

The central alarm/dispatch operation is “ the brain ” of a security operation, serving as the command, control, and communications center.

a)

True

b)

False