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Terrorism!

Terrorism Introduction http://www.cnn.com/videos/tv/2015/11/14/paris-under-attack-cm-orig.cnn/video/playlists/paris-shootings/ Watch the video about the terrorist attack in Paris on November 13, 2015. What should be done (by the US or other countries) to address the issue of terrorism in the world?

The Origins and Evolution of Terrorism Why have experts struggled to agree on a definition of terrorism? Why was the hostage crisis at the Munich Olympics in 1972 a turning point in terrorism? The past twenty years have seen a sharp rise in religious terrorism. What motivates these terrorists?

What is Terrorism and why does it occur? Calculated use of violent acts against civilians and symbolic targets to intimidate or coerce a civilian population or affect the conduct of government. From the Latin word meaning “to frighten” Use of bombing, kidnapping, hijacking, and murder to instill fear and anxiety in a population Violence used to extreme measures. Claimed as holy wars. Why? History of hatred toward group…(minority). Occurs because of resistance to power, loss of rights, cultural / social differences

Terrorism! 1. What are some examples of Terrorism? 2. How does Terrorism connect to the Political Geography Unit?

Different Types of Terrorism International vs. Domestic States Sponsored vs. Subnational

What are same examples of Terrorism? Palestinian bombings in Israel Taliban 9/11 Tokyo Subway Stalin Pol Pot in Cambodia Oklahoma City Al-Qaeda in Indonesia Saddam Hussein Genocide Paris Attacks (2015) San Bernadino, CA Pakistanian Insugents in Mumbai Syrian Civil War USS Cole: Al-Qaeda Romans sack Carthage, burn it to ground, spread salt on soil. ISIS Soviets in Chechnya Madrid Train: Al-Qaeda Abduction of Canadian Officials by FLQ London Bombings LOCKERBIE SCOTLAND Pan Am 103

How does Terrorism connect to the Political Geography Unit? Terrorist groups take over land and resources for their own benefit Romans destroyed Carthage. Terrorist can be state funded and often occur due to political or religious conflicts The government can back terrorist. Subnational terrorism came about with the rise of the nation-state because ethnicities feel threatened by government. Terrorism occurs over borders and can result in devolution. Terrorism is a world centrifugal force and can cause revolts against supranational organizations.

Terrorism by individuals and organizations American terrorists September 11, 2001, attacks Al-Qaeda Jihad http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21eaubatLGc&feature=related

Ikonos satellite images of the World Trade Center June 30, 2000, before the attack.

World Trade Center Site September 15, 2001 Ikonos satellite images of the World Trade Center September 15, 2001, after the attack. World Trade Center Site September 15, 2001

Aftermath of World Trade Center Attack 8 days after the attack, laser technology was used to create a topographic map of the WTC Aftermath of World Trade Center Attack

WTC 9-11 Memorial - Has this become a sacred place? 9-11-11

Why Has Terrorism Increased? State support for terrorism Three increasing levels of involvement Providing sanctuary (Example – Afghanistan / Taliban / Al-Qaeda) Supplying weapons, money, and intelligence to terrorists (Iran – Yemen Houthi Rebels) Using terrorists to plan attacks (ISIS / Europe) Examples Libya Iraq Afghanistan Iran Pakistan Sudan Others? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hdm-Qy_Ti9U

Responses to Terrorism? Reduce the causes of terrorism (Devolution) Increase international cooperation Increase security Use military (unilateral or multilateral)

What else is important about your article we all should know? In Iraq, the US initially focused on Al-Qaeda, but then switched to State Sponsored Terrorism. Al-Qaeda is all over the world. Over 20,000 people. Terrorism can cause migration: Chechnya Nearly every country has experienced some form of terrorism

Things to think about… Why doesn’t Russia just give Chechnya its independence? Does Terrorism work? Why do people resort to terrorism? Does Bin Laden really matter? How are WMD’s related to terrorism? Is “regime change” legal? One man’s terrorist is another man’s freedom fighter!

Terrorism – is any area safe?... Think about it…