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This requirement necessitates a brief written submission of about 750 words (3 pages long) about the presentation, and must include your sources in APA format. References are not included in the overall word count. This written submission must be submitted as both:
• a hard copy handed to me in class the day of your presentation, and
• an electronic copy (sent to me via e-mail) before class.
**Please note that partial credit will not be awarded for this requisite element of the course**
RE: The logistics of this assignment:
• Due to the various Covid restrictions, you must send me electronically both your write-up and Ppt 24 hours prior to the class in which you are scheduled to present your work.
• When the time comes to present your work, I will display it for the class and you can do the narration.
• Your goal is to inform the class of the specific terrorist event, and inspire class discussion.
While there is no set format for this requirement, your presentation might unfold in the following manner:
• Identify & describe the attack:
o Be sure to discuss the date and specific location of the incident, type of weapons used, number of casualties, and those taking responsibility for the terror event.
• Details about the nation victimized in the attack:
o For attacks overseas, you may want to include information about the country’s demographics; economic, political, and/or social dynamics; any other relevant factor.
• You also may want to mention any history of terror attacks in the country where your attack took place.
• Describe the government’s response to the attack:
o What policies were implemented in response to the specific attack, and/or policies on terror more generally.
• Ideally, you will include URLs for electronic sources in your References; using APA format will help reinforce the bibliographic format required for your final paper.
• Among the sources you can rely on for this requirement are the following:
o Media Reports;
o Books;
o Government Press Releases, monographs/papers, and/or reports;
o Video clips;
o Social media mentions;
o Reference sources (e.g., CIA World Factbook);
o Any other authoritative and reliable resource.
