8.3 Terrorism

J. Latona

Terrorism

When individuals or groups use violence to scare people and get political or religious goals.

Globalization

When countries and people become more connected worldwide through trade, communication, and culture.

Extremist Ideologies

Strong, often radical beliefs that push people to act beyond normal limits, usually for political or religious reasons.

Asymmetrical Warfare

When weaker opponents use unconventional tactics like bombs or guerrilla fighting against stronger enemies.

Coalitions

Groups of countries or organizations that join together to work toward a common goal.

Islamic Extremism

Radical beliefs within Islam that promote violence to achieve their aims.

Propaganda

Information or messages used to influence people's opinions or beliefs, often biased or misleading.

Civil Liberties

Basic rights and freedoms that protect individuals from government interference, like free speech and privacy.

Financial Transactions

The process of moving money from one person or place to another, including buying, selling, or transferring funds.

Socio-Political Phenomenon

A social or political event or trend that affects society and politics widely.