Domestic Terrorism: Oklahoma City to Anthrax and Beyond - Research Article from History Behind the Headlines

This encyclopedia article consists of approximately 24 pages of information about Domestic Terrorism.

Domestic Terrorism: Oklahoma City to Anthrax and Beyond - Research Article from History Behind the Headlines

This encyclopedia article consists of approximately 24 pages of information about Domestic Terrorism.
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The Conflict

Numerous domestic terror groups are currently active in the United States. Some of these groups harbor an intense hatred and suspicion of the American government, while others follow both racist and hate based ideologies. Other groups subscribe to special interests, including animal liberation rights and anti-abortionist views. Many of these extremist groups are not only willing, but also prepared to use violence in order to achieve their radical goals. Domestic terror attacks have resulted in the disruption of social and political processes, caused widespread fear and panic, and resulted in numerous casualties

Political

  • Since September 11 and the subsequent mailing of anthrax-contaminated letters, federal authorities have set in place a number of stringent domestic security measures designed to prevent further attacks. Many of these security measures may ironically serve to inflame domestic extremist...

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