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In this article, the writer discusses that terrorism is an extreme form of political action intended to change a policy, a regime, or a specific event. Terrorism has been used by disaffected political groups and individuals for a long time, though more and more, Americans tend to use the term to refer to attacks by Muslim groups, though terrorism in different parts of the world may have nothing to do with a specific religious group or political structure at all. The writer points out that terrorism is directed at any regime that the terrorist group wants to influence.

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"Terrorism is directed at any regime that the terrorist group wants to influence. The method used involves frightening the populace in order to force the government to agree to some demand or to making a policy change. The response to terrorism in America can be seen in various legislation ..."

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