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This paper gives an insight into the ku klux klan as a terrorist organization.... This research paper explores a very sensitive issue in American history - the ku klux klan.... the ku klux klan fits the definition of a terrorist organization.... “the ku klux klan, which just a few years ago seemed static or even moribund… experienced a surprising and troubling resurgence…due to the successful exploitation of hot-button issues including immigration, gay marriage and urban crime” (ADL)....
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Research Paper
This paper ''Al Qaeda and Klu Klux Klan'' tells us that Al-Qaeda and ku klux klan, both are organized terrorist organizations aiming at achieving similar kinds of interests, but both are divergent in terms of the scope and nature of their activities, also having dissimilar means of organization, ideologies, and tactical arrangements.... For the most part, ku klux klan has demonstrated its activities in Southern states of America however they have managed to organize themselves in almost all parts of the US including the Midwest and the Mid-Atlantic regions of the US....
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In this case, the paper, discussed are the specific comparisons of motives, ideologies, methods & tactics, and histories of the ku klux klan as a domestic terror organization and the Al Qaeda as an international terror group.... Under domestic terrorism, the ku klux klan has is one of the most notorious terror groups that have functioned with the U.... the ku klux klan is also regarded as one of the oldest terror groups in the history of the US with various transformations witnessed throughout its existence (United States Department of Justice, 2015)....
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The distinction between domestic and international terrorism does not refer to where the terrorist act takes place (Emergency Training: Terrorism, 2007).... It goes without saying that there is hardly any terrorist organization in today's world which does not have international networking (Raman, 2002).... 'Sometimes the networking is with the diasporas; sometimes with like-minded terrorist groups or non-State actors or mercenaries in other countries; sometimes with State actors, who want to use them to achieve their own strategic objectives (Raman, 2002)....
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The paper 'the ku klux klan, Homegrown Terrorism' focuses on terrorism, which has been at the forefront of American's collective consciousness and the subject of seemingly endless political rhetoric.... the ku klux klan (KKK) is responsible for the longest reign of terror in American history.... he ku klux klan fits the definition of a terrorist organization.... Politicians often state that terrorism must be defeated yet fanatical, religious terrorist cells have been the allowed to operate within America's own borders, aided by the endorsement and cooperation of selected politicians, Christian ministers, and police officials....
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Term Paper
The important information that is included in the study of the ku klux klan is the mission and vision, the activities related to the organization and the effects that the group had brought about to the society.... the ku klux klan is one of the terrorist organizations in the United States that is known for its activities in the domestic arena.... The organization was formed in December 1865 by former Confederate officers thus starting the long history of the ku klux klan....
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This paper describes the emergence of the notorious white supremacist group called the ku klux klan reflects the deep roots of racism in the American history and culture.... ku klux klan (KKK) is considered to be the oldest and most persistent hate groups in the United States.... he ku klux klan is highly militaristic and violent in their outlook.... The group was organized at Pulaski, Tennessee back in May 1866 by ex-Confederate soldiers who wanted to maintain white supremacy in the Southern Communities in the aftermath of the American Civil War out of fear that outraged former black slaves would case a revolt....
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Research Paper
the ku klux klan (KKK) is the organization most responsible for the longest reign of terror in American history and long pre-dates most Americans' awareness of the Middle East as a geographical or cultural region.... The paper "ku klux klan" discusses terrorism which has been at the forefront of American's collective consciousness and the subject of seemingly endless political rhetoric since the beginning of the new millennium.... The study also concerns the examples of ku klux klan activity....
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