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What is the definition of terrorism?

Violence by state actors against non-state actors for a political goal
Violence by state actors against civilians for a political goal
Violence by non-state actors against the state for a political goal
The use of violence by non-state actors against civilians for a political goal (correct)

What distinguishes a revolution from a coup d’etat?

Public seizure of the state to overturn the existing government and regime (correct)
Elite overthrow of the regime
Military takeover of the government
Violent overthrow of the government

What are the causes of terrorism?

Socioeconomic conditions, desire for power, and religious/national/ideological beliefs (correct)
Political stability, economic prosperity, and religious tolerance
Social media, cultural exchange, and international cooperation
Military strength, technological advancement, and global influence

According to Theda Skocpol, what specific conditions are required for revolutions?

<p>Competition between rival states, consolidation of power via suspension of existing political institutions, economic reform, and taxation (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How can we use institutional, ideational, and individual factors to explain political violence?

<p>Institutional factors may encourage violence or constrain human action; ideas may justify/promote violence; psychological or strategic factors may lead to violence (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers