Question 1

How did China acquire Tibet?

Accepted Answer

A)  China was allowed that territory to help them rebuild after World War II. 
B)  Tibet's economy was struggling and so China, with their vast resources, bought the country. 
C)  By forcing their leader, to agree to a plan that allowed for religious freedom and some autonomy that the Chinese later ignored. 
D)  The Tibetans wanted a change of government, which allowed the people to choose what to do, and they decided they wanted to become part of China. 
A)  China was allowed that territory to help them rebuild after World War II. 
B)  Tibet's economy was struggling and so China, with their vast resources, bought the country. 
C)  By forcing their leader, to agree to a plan that allowed for religious freedom and some autonomy that the Chinese later ignored. 
D)  The Tibetans wanted a change of government, which allowed the people to choose what to do, and they decided they wanted to become part of China. C

Question 2

Analysis suggests that the 1995 Tokyo subway attack could not have been much more lethal - it was executed extremely effectively.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 3

In Cambodia, sex trafficking is extremely popular. Why is that?

Accepted Answer

A)  Religion in Cambodia strictly forbids it making it all the more an attractive option. 
B)  The $250 the family can get for a daughter doubles the annual family income and she is replaceable. 
C)  Most people in Cambodia have enough money to buy a wife. 
D)  The government demands the first-born daughter of each family in a sick form of "taxes." 
A)  Religion in Cambodia strictly forbids it making it all the more an attractive option. 
B)  The $250 the family can get for a daughter doubles the annual family income and she is replaceable. 
C)  Most people in Cambodia have enough money to buy a wife. 
D)  The government demands the first-born daughter of each family in a sick form of "taxes." B

Question 4

China's "one-child policy" has resulted in

Accepted Answer

A)  inexplicably, more overpopulation. 
B)  a decrease in population, but an even number of males and females. 
C)  a bias in favor of females (males are often aborted) and unsustainable population decrease. 
D)  a bias in favor of males (females are often aborted) and unsustainable population decrease. 
A)  inexplicably, more overpopulation. 
B)  a decrease in population, but an even number of males and females. 
C)  a bias in favor of females (males are often aborted) and unsustainable population decrease. 
D)  a bias in favor of males (females are often aborted) and unsustainable population decrease.

Question 5

How has the government trapped groups like JI and JAT?

Accepted Answer

A)  They have made them extremely unpopular, so people are more willing to try to turn them. 
B)  The government gave them an ultimatum of small concessions in exchange for becoming peaceful or be eliminated. 
C)  JI and JAT were pushed out of Indonesia and the government warned other countries about them, so they had no place to go. 
D)  They limited their funding, forcing those groups to turn to crime and even computer hacking, which the government is monitoring close. 
A)  They have made them extremely unpopular, so people are more willing to try to turn them. 
B)  The government gave them an ultimatum of small concessions in exchange for becoming peaceful or be eliminated. 
C)  JI and JAT were pushed out of Indonesia and the government warned other countries about them, so they had no place to go. 
D)  They limited their funding, forcing those groups to turn to crime and even computer hacking, which the government is monitoring close.

Question 6

What was the Chinese reaction to Falun Gong, the organization combining Buddhist and Daoist principles with exercise and meditation?

Accepted Answer

A)  Since it is harmless and not very focused on God, it is a state-permitted religion. 
B)  It became so popular that the Chinese President joined in on it. 
C)  It is neither officially permitted nor is it illegal - it exists in a middle ground. 
D)  China outlawed it as a dangerous cult. 
A)  Since it is harmless and not very focused on God, it is a state-permitted religion. 
B)  It became so popular that the Chinese President joined in on it. 
C)  It is neither officially permitted nor is it illegal - it exists in a middle ground. 
D)  China outlawed it as a dangerous cult.

Question 7

What is the goal of the Islam Defenders Front (FPI)?

Accepted Answer

A)  They want to make the entire Southeast Asia an Islamic Caliphate with no borders. 
B)  Their goal is to force concessions from the government for some islands or provinces that are predominately Muslim. 
C)  They strive for an independent Islamic nation in the southern Philippines. 
D)  They want the adoption of Shariah law nationwide. 
A)  They want to make the entire Southeast Asia an Islamic Caliphate with no borders. 
B)  Their goal is to force concessions from the government for some islands or provinces that are predominately Muslim. 
C)  They strive for an independent Islamic nation in the southern Philippines. 
D)  They want the adoption of Shariah law nationwide.

Question 8

There is no choice but to leave the military in leadership in Burma for a while because

Accepted Answer

A)  they execute any dissenters. 
B)  the citizens are out of control and frequently riot. 
C)  without the military in Burma, there is nothing there. 
D)  they are at war with Laos, and can't afford a different form of leadership. 
A)  they execute any dissenters. 
B)  the citizens are out of control and frequently riot. 
C)  without the military in Burma, there is nothing there. 
D)  they are at war with Laos, and can't afford a different form of leadership.

Question 9

How was the Japanese Red Army formed?

Accepted Answer

A)  A student group supporting communism radicalized and turned to terrorism after studying the third wave of terrorism. 
B)  Anarchists in Japan observed McVeigh's efforts in the United States and decided to try terrorism in Japan. 
C)  The military saw that they could change a lot of things in Japan and so they formed "an army within an army." 
D)  A Marxist leaning college graduate moved to Lebanon and began cooperating with Palestinian terrorist groups. 
A)  A student group supporting communism radicalized and turned to terrorism after studying the third wave of terrorism. 
B)  Anarchists in Japan observed McVeigh's efforts in the United States and decided to try terrorism in Japan. 
C)  The military saw that they could change a lot of things in Japan and so they formed "an army within an army." 
D)  A Marxist leaning college graduate moved to Lebanon and began cooperating with Palestinian terrorist groups.

Question 10

What happens if a non-state church is found in China?

Accepted Answer

A)  They are shut down immediately and those found there are executed or sent to prison. 
B)  The church is shut down and the pastor (or congregational leader) is hit with a hefty fine. 
C)  Depending on the non-state church, they may be allowed to meet together, but under close observation of the government and they are not allowed to convert other Chinese. 
D)  They are "encouraged" to transition to the "Three Self Patriotic Movement," and if they don't comply they will be shut down in ten years. 
A)  They are shut down immediately and those found there are executed or sent to prison. 
B)  The church is shut down and the pastor (or congregational leader) is hit with a hefty fine. 
C)  Depending on the non-state church, they may be allowed to meet together, but under close observation of the government and they are not allowed to convert other Chinese. 
D)  They are "encouraged" to transition to the "Three Self Patriotic Movement," and if they don't comply they will be shut down in ten years.

Question 11

Shin Dong-Hyuk was imprisoned in North Korea because

Accepted Answer

A)  he tried to tell people that North Korea was indoctrinating them. 
B)  North Korea imprisoned his father (before he was born) for his brothers' leaving North Korea. 
C)  he was seen as a political enemy by the dictator (mistakenly). 
D)  he tried to flee the country but was caught. 
A)  he tried to tell people that North Korea was indoctrinating them. 
B)  North Korea imprisoned his father (before he was born) for his brothers' leaving North Korea. 
C)  he was seen as a political enemy by the dictator (mistakenly). 
D)  he tried to flee the country but was caught.

Question 12

What was Japan's strategy to deal with terrorism in the 70's?

Accepted Answer

A)  They had a policy of "shoot first and ask questions later," something that most people saw as very unforgiving. 
B)  Japan made great advancements in studying terrorism and were therefore able to demilitarize terrorists peacefully without making meaningful concessions. 
C)  They negotiated with terrorists, something that did not sit well with the United States who had a "no concessions" terrorist policy. 
D)  Japan had no strategy and was ravaged by awful terrorists. 
A)  They had a policy of "shoot first and ask questions later," something that most people saw as very unforgiving. 
B)  Japan made great advancements in studying terrorism and were therefore able to demilitarize terrorists peacefully without making meaningful concessions. 
C)  They negotiated with terrorists, something that did not sit well with the United States who had a "no concessions" terrorist policy. 
D)  Japan had no strategy and was ravaged by awful terrorists.

Question 13

What was the difference between Chinese, Korean, and Hispanic immigrants and Irish immigrants to the United States?

Accepted Answer

A)  Chinese, Korean, and Hispanic immigrants wanted to bring their intellectual skills to the United States, while the Irish were only ever interested in manual labor. 
B)  Irish immigrants came to build the "ideal country" and other immigrants came because they thought the United States was the "ideal country." 
C)  Irish immigrants were treated very poorly and are not remembered very well, while we fight for illegal immigration for Hispanics to be legal, and always welcome Chinese and Koreans in our country. 
D)  Chinese, Korean, and Hispanic immigrants have contributed a lot to our society, but arguably Irish immigrants only brought with them the destruction of their potato famine here to the United States. 
A)  Chinese, Korean, and Hispanic immigrants wanted to bring their intellectual skills to the United States, while the Irish were only ever interested in manual labor. 
B)  Irish immigrants came to build the "ideal country" and other immigrants came because they thought the United States was the "ideal country." 
C)  Irish immigrants were treated very poorly and are not remembered very well, while we fight for illegal immigration for Hispanics to be legal, and always welcome Chinese and Koreans in our country. 
D)  Chinese, Korean, and Hispanic immigrants have contributed a lot to our society, but arguably Irish immigrants only brought with them the destruction of their potato famine here to the United States.

Question 14

How did Mr. Shin escape from Camp 14?

Accepted Answer

A)  He was released at the end of his sentence. 
B)  By crawling over the dead body of the man he planned to escape with. 
C)  He dug a hole in the ground and when it was long enough, he escaped. 
D)  A guard that was going to shoot him let him run away instead. 
A)  He was released at the end of his sentence. 
B)  By crawling over the dead body of the man he planned to escape with. 
C)  He dug a hole in the ground and when it was long enough, he escaped. 
D)  A guard that was going to shoot him let him run away instead.

Question 15

What did the natural disasters in Indonesia do to the "Free Aceh Movement?"

Accepted Answer

A)  It wiped out the people of Aceh and the Free Aceh Movement had nothing left. 
B)  The members capitalized on the opportunity to terrorize helpless Indonesians, but after faced a very harsh backlash. 
C)  It resulted in getting them some autonomy and since then, they have stopped their terrorism. 
D)  The people of the movement helped out the Indonesians but their hopes for independence were completely ignored. 
A)  It wiped out the people of Aceh and the Free Aceh Movement had nothing left. 
B)  The members capitalized on the opportunity to terrorize helpless Indonesians, but after faced a very harsh backlash. 
C)  It resulted in getting them some autonomy and since then, they have stopped their terrorism. 
D)  The people of the movement helped out the Indonesians but their hopes for independence were completely ignored.

Question 16

If you were the United States government, which of the country's discussed in this section would you be most willing to help with foreign aid? Why?

Accepted Answer

As the United States government, I would

Question 17

Upon entering Japan, visitors must undergo which of the following processes or face being kicked out of the country?

Accepted Answer

A)  DNA testing 
B)  Bags opened and searched 
C)  Fingerprinting and photographing 
D)  A pat-down from security 
A)  DNA testing 
B)  Bags opened and searched 
C)  Fingerprinting and photographing 
D)  A pat-down from security

Question 18

What is the role of ChinaAid in China?

Accepted Answer

A)  The government of China created the organization to make it look like they were trying to help people, but the organization has no real power to do anything. 
B)  ChinaAid is a secular group that helps victims of abuse and gives donated food to Chinese citizens. 
C)  ChinaAid is a hospital organization that provides free health care to those in need. 
D)  They support underground churches, legal counsel for victims of forced abortions, and more. 
A)  The government of China created the organization to make it look like they were trying to help people, but the organization has no real power to do anything. 
B)  ChinaAid is a secular group that helps victims of abuse and gives donated food to Chinese citizens. 
C)  ChinaAid is a hospital organization that provides free health care to those in need. 
D)  They support underground churches, legal counsel for victims of forced abortions, and more.

Question 19

How does the North Korean leader stay in power?

Accepted Answer

A)  By winning elections every few years, when the people want them. 
B)  Through indoctrination and having a few very close allies. 
C)  Though not democratically elected, he is very popular and the people know he is trying to help them. 
D)  He was put in power by Russia following World War II and is allowed by them to keep it. 
A)  By winning elections every few years, when the people want them. 
B)  Through indoctrination and having a few very close allies. 
C)  Though not democratically elected, he is very popular and the people know he is trying to help them. 
D)  He was put in power by Russia following World War II and is allowed by them to keep it.

Question 20

How has Japan's policy on immigration worked for them? Describe some of their policies and the effects they have had.

Accepted Answer

Japan's policy on immigration has been q

How did China acquire Tibet?

Analysis suggests that the 1995 Tokyo subway attack could not have been much more lethal - it was executed extremely effectively.

In Cambodia, sex trafficking is extremely popular. Why is that?

China's "one-child policy" has resulted in

How has the government trapped groups like JI and JAT?

What was the Chinese reaction to Falun Gong, the organization combining Buddhist and Daoist principles with exercise and meditation?

What is the goal of the Islam Defenders Front (FPI)?

There is no choice but to leave the military in leadership in Burma for a while because

How was the Japanese Red Army formed?

What happens if a non-state church is found in China?

Shin Dong-Hyuk was imprisoned in North Korea because

What was Japan's strategy to deal with terrorism in the 70's?

What was the difference between Chinese, Korean, and Hispanic immigrants and Irish immigrants to the United States?

How did Mr. Shin escape from Camp 14?

What did the natural disasters in Indonesia do to the "Free Aceh Movement?"

If you were the United States government, which of the country's discussed in this section would you be most willing to help with foreign aid? Why?

Upon entering Japan, visitors must undergo which of the following processes or face being kicked out of the country?

What is the role of ChinaAid in China?

How does the North Korean leader stay in power?

How has Japan's policy on immigration worked for them? Describe some of their policies and the effects they have had.

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The History of Terrorism

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Europe, Turkey, and Russia

The Western Hemisphere, Including Canada, the United States, and South America

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Exam 7: Southeast Asia, South and North Korea, and China

How did China acquire Tibet?

Analysis suggests that the 1995 Tokyo subway attack could not have been much more lethal - it was executed extremely effectively.

In Cambodia, sex trafficking is extremely popular. Why is that?

China's "one-child policy" has resulted in

How has the government trapped groups like JI and JAT?

What was the Chinese reaction to Falun Gong, the organization combining Buddhist and Daoist principles with exercise and meditation?

What is the goal of the Islam Defenders Front (FPI)?

There is no choice but to leave the military in leadership in Burma for a while because

How was the Japanese Red Army formed?

What happens if a non-state church is found in China?

Shin Dong-Hyuk was imprisoned in North Korea because

What was Japan's strategy to deal with terrorism in the 70's?

What was the difference between Chinese, Korean, and Hispanic immigrants and Irish immigrants to the United States?

How did Mr. Shin escape from Camp 14?

What did the natural disasters in Indonesia do to the "Free Aceh Movement?"

If you were the United States government, which of the country's discussed in this section would you be most willing to help with foreign aid? Why?

Upon entering Japan, visitors must undergo which of the following processes or face being kicked out of the country?

What is the role of ChinaAid in China?

How does the North Korean leader stay in power?

How has Japan's policy on immigration worked for them? Describe some of their policies and the effects they have had.

Introduction to the Study of Terrorism

Terrorism Definitions and Typologies

The History of Terrorism

Methods, Patterns, and Trends of Terrorists

Israel, Lebanon, and Palestine

The Middle East and Africa

Southwest Asia

Europe, Turkey, and Russia

The Western Hemisphere, Including Canada, the United States, and South America

Homeland Security: Before and After 9/11

The Special Case of Weapons of Mass Destruction Wmd Terrorism

Law and Terrorism: Domestic and International Legal Regimes

The Future of Terrorism

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