University of California, Davis

SAS 7V

Midterm 4

1)One of the first cyberattacks that Dr. Arquilla discussed in his lecture was                           .

2. A form of sadist capital punishment referred to by Steven Pinker was             .
3. What was shown to create the zone of peace?
4. What was NOT one of the characteristics of the Age of National Mass Warfare?
5. More than          % of the world’s 1.5 billion Muslims are Sunni?
6. Successors to the prophet Mohammed are called     .
7. When translated, this name means “Party of God”.
8. Lashkar­e­Tayyiba seeks to drive out forces from           .
9. According to Dr. Leo Blaken, what was the result of the “storm of steel” notion held during war­ fare?
10. The Age of Networks is best characterized by:           
11. According to Lisa Monoco (on Charlie Rose), chief advisor to President Obama for homeland security and counterterrorism, there are three distinguishing features between al Qaeda and ISIS. Which of the following IS NOT one of the features she mentioned?
12. The name of this group means “Basque Homeland and Freedom”.
13. The most likely terrorist group to attack the U.S. embassy in Singapore would be             .
14. An armed rebellion against a constituted authority (state) is a/an            .
15. Vandalism by the Animal Liberation Front would be considered which type of terrorism?
16. As distinct from war, terrorism:    
17. If a person is on trial for terrorism and, therefore, often referred to as a ‘terrorist’. According to Richard English, this problem with the definition and/or term involves                       is sues.
18. In normal political processes the importance of liberty and equal rights would be associated with
19. states.
20. Roughly how many U.S. military were killed when Tommy Franks declared the end of military action?

21. The majority of mine victims worldwide are:        .
22. An animal used to detect land mines in Mozambique is              .
23. The Young Turk Revolution which ultimately resulted in the Armenian genocide occurred in which year?
24. In Islamic term for a decree handed down by a Muslim cleric is           .
25. According to the reading assignment Trends in human Insecurity, the trend in civilians as tar­ gets of violence has                         .
26. The greatest number of conflicts in the world fall into which of the following categories?
27. In John Arquilla’s article on the military budget boondoggles, which fighter place did he argue was not needed?
28. The Powell Doctrine mentioned by John Arquilla in his article America in Recline refers to          .

29. According to David Rhode (The Obama Doctrine), Illinois state senator Obama opposed Bush’s impending invasion of Iraq but not all conflicts.  He didn’t oppose all wars, only                                 wars.
30. Which of the following WAS NOT one of the two main areas of U.S. diplomatic emphasis that President Obama told the UN Assemble he would focus on in his term?
31. The 9/11 Commission Report is an example of the             literature.
32. Which of the following WAS NOT covered in the ‘Choosing Sources’ writing playlist?
33. According to Parag Khanna (TED talk) what is Connectivity’s twin? Planetary                   .
34. According to Parag Khanna (TED talk)              is the region where the megacities are really coming together.
35. The essence of The Obama Doctrine according to David Rohde has been a dramatic expansion of the executive branch’s ability to                     .
36. According to Davis Rohde (The Obama Doctrine), a drone “signature” strike is based on or refers to                   .
37. In President Obama’s speech to the UN he noted that the two nations supporting Syria’s leader and the status quo included:                        .
38. A modern communal war is a result of         .

39. An example given by Prof. Moaz of an extra­systemic war was                .
40. There were over a million fatalities in north and south Vietnam, resulting from conflict between the US and North Vietnam, but a large number of fatalities were also from a                            .
41. What key piece of information is missing in the following citation?
42. Encyclopedias are considered           literature.
43. Which of the following was NOT used to illustrate terrorism in the introductory video on the den­ tition of terrorism?
44. Sunni Muslims constitute what percentage of Islam?

45. President Obama is responsible for

46. under his watch?

47. According to Dr. Aquilla, modern terrorism started when?
48. During the European Middle Ages cruelty       .
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49. According to one of the heads form the Council of Foreign Affairs in the video on Sunni­Shia Di­ vide the most important event that brought the Sunni­Shia conflict to the surface was the                       .
50. The RAND Corporation called this U.S. group “the first truly nationwide terrorist network”.
51. Which group claims to be running a caliphate (Islamic state ruled by one leader)?
52. This terrorist group is alive in the Gaza Strip and defeated the PLO­affiliated Fatah Party in Palestine.
53. Relative to WWII, Korea and Vietnam, friendly fire casualties (U.S. military only) in the Persian Gulf war was:                        .
54. The next generation advances in military industrialized complex will be           .
55. The Holodomor (or Terror Famine) primarily affected which Soviet republic?
56. An example fo passive genocide described by Davis Biale:               .
57. Which of the following has been the most stable form of conflict termination?
58. The home to most of the world’s worst one­sided violence perpetrators is       .
59. In 1989       were responsible for most one­sided violence.  Today it is mostly                     .
60. The deadliness of warfare since the end of WW II relative to before this was is            .

61. In his article “American in Recline” John Arquilla believes that the Power Doctrine of “over­ whelming force” should be                              .
62. Dr. Matt Bishop noted in his cybersecurity lecture that in an emergency situation confidentiality is overridden by the immediacy of the situation. In the business this is referred to as      pol­ icy.
63. Dr. Matt Bishop noted in his cybersecurity lecture that security is not monolithic with difference aspects of society wanting different things. The most important aspect of security for the mili­ tary was .
64. According to Dr. Matt Bishop whom is the following quote attributed? “Those who vote decide nothing. Those who count the vote decide everything?”
65. According to the “brief” on cyberwarfare and cyberterrorism by the Congressional Research Service, this 2013 document                                   sets out 95 “black letter rules” governing cyber conflict ad­ dressing sovereignty, state responsibility and the law of armed conflict.
66. According the “brief” on cyberwarfare and cyberterrorism by the Congressional Research Ser­ vice, individuals who steal classified information used by governments to gain competitive ad­ vantages are   .
67. Software that appears to perform function but steals information or harms systems          .
68. A worm the was designed to attack Siemens programmable logic controllers and Windows­ based industrial software and used to image Iran’s nuclear generation program was called .
69. Malware that copies itself and cause harm to computer is a          .
70. The Information Age analog to strategic bombing is hacking and/or compromising        .
71. The National Cyber Instant Response Plan is coordinated by the            .
72. What does Matt Bishop mean when “disruptions of terrorism are visible”?
73. According to the “brief” on cyberwarfare and cyberterrorism by the Congressional Research Service, state­sponsored and non­state actors who engage in cyberattack to pursue their objec­ tives are             .
74. According to the “brief” on cyberwarfare and cyberterrorism by the Congressional Research Service the hacktivist group that was praised by North Korea for purportedly hacking Sony pic­ tures was      .
75. Rinderpest is also known as         .

76. Terrorists blowing up the dam and flooding the town would be known as:
    1. 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. 1.  
77. As noted by john Arquilla in The Computer Mouse that Roared, the concept that the environ­
78. ment may suggest great advantages for launching an attack was conceived by         .
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79. To determine whether a power grid could be vulnerable to a cyber attack, the Department of Homeland Security launched      .
80. In the context of hacking in a medical context, Dr. Matt Bishop (cybersecurity) discussed insulin pumps and                         .
81. In 200 workers at Cellatex chemical plant in       purposely dumped 800 gallons fo sulfuric acid into a river when denied workers’ benefits.
82. According to Dr. Matt Bishop (cybersecurity) UC San Diego and University of Washington re­ searchers demonstrated that hackers can create havoc with cars because they have a number of computers integrated into their system. Which of the following did he NOT mention?

According to the “brief” on cyberwarfare and cyberterrorism by the Congressional Research Service, the first cyberweapon was .

83. In 1997 foot­and­mouth disease initially on single farm in Taiwan. Eventually led to destruction of 4 million                          over entire island.
84. Corn blight and rice blight are both       plant diseases.
85. Enables privileged access wile hiding presence is known as a/an            .
86. What did Gary McKinnon want to gain when he hacked into the US military computers?
87. A virus causing hemorrhagic fever is        .
88. A bacterial disease in animals such as sheep used as a biological agent against humans              .
89. Variola causes     .
90. Mustard gas is a      agent.
91. Malware that is not attached to existing program       .
92. Phillip Bobbitt described aa scenario where airport passengers could be asked to spit in a cup to test for .
93. According to Dr. Arquilla, what was the first “weapon” created to impose an act of terror?