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Module 4 Assignment 1 Midterm Essay Examination

Module 4 Assignment 1 Midterm Essay Examination

Q 1. Discuss the historical evolution of domestic terrorism from the 1960’s to present.

Q 2. Explain the controversial issues regarding the definition and conceptualization of terrorism and hate crimes.3. Discuss the major ideological differences between right-right wing extremists and hate groups. Give an example of each.4. Explain whether you agree or disagree with some of the explanations regarding the criminological, sociological, and psychological factors that contribute to the radicalization of homegrown terrorists. Be specific about which factors you are discussing. Provide recent examples.

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The historical evolution of domestic terrorism in America can be considered as a Macro phenomenon within a political and social context. During the 1960s, the concept of domestic terrorism has changed with the violent activities. During this particular era, a completely new form of terrorism and extremism have emerged with a particular context of the protest movements, revolutionary ideologies, and radical politics (Ackerman & Bale, 2009).