At the beginning of this course of terrorism, I did not know that much about terrorism, but I think that I became much smarter, my vocabulary has become bigger. I think that I have learned a lot about different methods of committing terrorism, for an example a car bomb and bomb belts. I also think I have been wise on what terrorist attempts have been committed over time, such as in 1993 when two bombs exploded into a garbage can and two children died, or when 22 people died in 2017 for an Ariana Grande concert.
Consider the definition of terrorism.
It's really hard to explain the definition of terrorism, but I mean that you actually use violence and threats to intimidate or coerce, especially for political purposes. You can also say that Terrorism is not organize crime, there are difference: terrorism is politically or socially motivated. Crime is motivated by profit.
Normal criminals do not want media attention. But terrorists want that so they can create a specific reputation for them self, so they can create fear among people.
How has terrorism evolved?
Before 9/11 nobody really thought about terrorism, so it was way easier to steal the plains, than if it was now the plains got stolen. 9/11 was some kind of a turning point for terrorism. It made everybody aware of the situation you so easily could get into, without being a part of anything or have done anything wrong.
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