Question

What makes an action terrorism?(1 point)

Responses

An action is terrorist in nature if it is brutally violent and targets civilians.
An action is terrorist in nature if it is brutally violent and targets civilians.

An action is terrorist in nature if it is an attack meant to incite terror and intimidate a government.
An action is terrorist in nature if it is an attack meant to incite terror and intimidate a government.

An action is terrorist in nature if it is an attempt to intimidate an authority through violence and is classified as terrorism by that authority.
An action is terrorist in nature if it is an attempt to intimidate an authority through violence and is classified as terrorism by that authority.

An action is terrorist in nature if it incites terror and targets civilians.
An action is terrorist in nature if it incites terror and targets civilians.

Answer 1

[AI-generated answer — Bot GPT 3.5]

An action is considered terrorism when it involves the use of violence or threats to intimidate or coerce a population or government for political, ideological, or religious purposes. Additionally, terrorism often targets civilians or non-combatants in order to spread fear and achieve specific aims.