Terrorism in the US

Section 1- "Naïve Hypothesis" Terrorism is a crime usually committed by one government against another government in which they commit violent acts or use the threat of violence to create fear into its opposing government and the people that live by it. However, terrorism does take place where a nations own member of society tries to seek revenge on its own government and the people of its society. One example of this in the U.S. is the Oklahoma City bombing by Timothy McVeigh. Terrorism not only has a harmful impact on its direct victims and government, but it also has a harmful impact on all of society as well. Governments engage in the acts of terrorism because they are upset with the way an opposing government is being run and they want to do something to try and change that. Terrorism has to stop, not only in the United States, but everywhere worldwide. It has to take place in a process of precautious steps, for not only does it affect me, it also affects the entire world. …