North Carolina Basic Law Enforcement Training (BLET) State Practice Exam

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Which of the following is NOT one of the three types of terrorist groups?

  1. Left-wing

  2. Right-wing

  3. International

  4. Special interest/single interest

The correct answer is: International

The correct answer is International, as it is not classified as a distinct type of terrorist group within the commonly accepted three types. Terrorist groups are primarily categorized into left-wing, right-wing, and special interest/single interest groups. Left-wing terrorist groups typically seek to promote socialist or anarchist ideologies, often aiming for radical societal change. Right-wing terrorist groups, on the other hand, generally focus on preserving traditional societal structures and may be driven by nationalist or xenophobic beliefs. Special interest or single interest groups tend to focus on specific issues, such as environmental concerns or animal rights, and may resort to terrorism to advance their cause. International groups, while they may operate across borders and engage in transnational activities, do not fit the framework of the primary classifications typically used to analyze terrorist organizations. Instead, they are more often considered under the broader context of terrorism rather than as a separate, defined category. This distinction is important for understanding the motivations and characteristics that define the various types of terrorist groups.