What was the name of the treaty that "sought to define attacks against internationally protected persons as common crimes,regardless of motives?"
A) The Multinational Convention Act to Prevent Terrorism Against Diplomats
B) The European Convention to Penalize International Aggression and Terrorism
C) Convention to Prevent and Punish Acts of Terrorism Taking the Form of Crimes Against Persons and Related Extortion
D) The Transnational Peacekeeping and Anti-terrorism Enhancement Treaty
Correct Answer:
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Q12: President Clinton signed the _ into law,which
Q13: In order to be designated as an
Q14: The modern era of international terrorism first
Q15: One of the biggest challenges for domestic
Q16: Which piece of legislation created a large,cabinet-level
Q18: Two terrorist groups who have strategically used
Q19: What do extradition treaties do?
A)require parties to
Q20: Why would a government sponsor the acts
Q21: The USA PATRIOT Improvement and Reauthorization Act
Q22: The term "state sponsors of terrorism" refers
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