Nuclear Proliferation Treaty
What is the main purpose of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty?
To prevent the spread of nuclear weapons.
What is cyberwarfare?
the use of technology and hacking to attack another country or organization
What event took place in the United States on September 11, 2001?
terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon
What is terrorism?
the use of violence and fear to achieve political or ideological goals
How has the internet helped terrorist groups grow?
it allows them to communicate and recruit people online
Why did many countries support the creation of the NPT during the Cold War?
They feared nuclear war.
Why are power grids, banks, and communication systems common cyberwarfare targets?
attacking them can disrupt everyday life and economies
How did the United States respond immediately after the 9/11 attacks?
it increased security and launched the War on Terror
Why do terrorist groups often target civilians instead of military forces?
to create fear and gain attention
Why are regions with political instability more vulnerable to terrorist groups?
it allows them to communicate and recruit people online
How does the NPT attempt to balance national security and peaceful nuclear development?
countries can use nuclear energy peacefully but agree not to develop nuclear weapons
Why has cyberwarfare become more dangerous in the modern world?
countries depend heavily on technology and internet systems
Why did the 9/11 attacks lead to stronger airport security around the world?
countries wanted to prevent similar terrorist attacks
Why is international cooperation important in fighting terrorism?
terrorist groups often operate across multiple countries
How can poverty and lack of education contribute to the growth of terrorist organizations?
people may become easier targets for recruitment
Why is enforcing the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty difficult in some countries?
some countries may secretly develop nuclear weapons programs
Why is it difficult for governments to respond quickly to cyberattacks?
it can be hard to identify who launched the attack
How did 9/11 affect cooperation between countries on security issues?
countries increased intelligence sharing and counterterrorism efforts
What challenge do democratic governments face when fighting terrorism within their own countries?
balancing security with protecting citizens’ rights and freedoms
Why has globalization made it easier for terrorist groups to expand internationally?
global communication and travel help groups spread ideas and organize across borders
Evaluate whether international treaties like the NPT are effective in maintaining global security.
they help reduce nuclear spread, but enforcement challenges and noncompliance can limit effectiveness
Analyze how cyberwarfare has changed the meaning of international conflict in the 21st century.
groups use social media, online funding, global communication, and digital propaganda to recruit and coordinate attacks worldwide
Evaluate how the events of 9/11 changed global views on national security and personal freedoms.
governments increased security measures, but debates grew over privacy and civil liberties
Analyze why terrorism remains a major international security issue despite global counterterrorism efforts.
terrorist groups adapt quickly, recruit globally, and use technology to spread influence
Evaluate how technology and globalization have changed the strategies used by terrorist organizations today.
groups use social media, online funding, global communication, and digital propaganda to recruit and coordinate attacks worldwide