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Terrorism

Terrorism is nothing new in our world. It can be defined as the use of, or the threat to use violence against others in order to reach a religious, ideological, or political goal. These threats are always intentional, and they are meant to cause fear and intimidation by targeting the safety of everyone who is not on the same thought wavelength as the terrorists. The use of Terrorism is considered a crime by some people, and a holy duty by others. Any person who makes these threats and carries them out is called a terrorist. Any terrorism act is considered a criminal act. Terrorist organizations have discovered that they enjoy the solidarity they share with other members of their diverse groups just as well as the effectiveness of their threats of violence. These groups can include the religious, right and left wing political organizations, nationalistic groups, and ruling government leaders and their followers.

Fast Facts

  • The word “terrorism” is taken from a Latin word whose meaning is “to frighten”.
  • A study done by the US Army shows that more than a hundred different definitions of the word “terrorist” have been coined and used.

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