Question 1

Detail some of the history about current partners of the trusted traveler programs.

Accepted Answer

Student answers may vary but could include the following. The United States has several trusted traveler programs. The oldest is the Secure Electronic Network for Travelers Rapid Inspection (SENTRI), dating from the mid-1990s, which allows pre-vetted passengers to cross the southwest land border in specially designated lanes. The northern border equivalent is called NEXUS, which also provides travelers expedited privileges at airports. The primary air passenger program is Global Entry, which now has over five million members and is operational at fifty-three airports

Question 2

Which of the following terms describes the practice in which authorities on different sides of the border treat crossings as a flow to be managed and collaborate throughout the process?

Accepted Answer

A)  Globalization 
B)  International Migration 
C)  Joint Border Management 
D)  Secondary Inspection 
A)  Globalization 
B)  International Migration 
C)  Joint Border Management 
D)  Secondary Inspection C

Question 3

Which of the following terms applies to an increase in numbers of border crossers?

Accepted Answer

A)  Globalization 
B)  International migration 
C)  Preclearance 
D)  Sovereignty 
A)  Globalization 
B)  International migration 
C)  Preclearance 
D)  Sovereignty B

Question 4

What lessons can be learned from the Faisal Shazad bombing attempt?

Accepted Answer

Shazad's attempted attack demonstrates h

Question 5

The Treaty of Westphalia brought an end to which conflict?

Accepted Answer

A)  Thirty Years War 
B)  Franco-Prussian War 
C)  World War I 
D)  World War II 
A)  Thirty Years War 
B)  Franco-Prussian War 
C)  World War I 
D)  World War II

Question 6

Describe some of the key elements in risk management between the ports of entry.

Accepted Answer

Students should mention the following it

Question 7

Borders define where one area of sovereignty ends and another begins.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

The world's longest land border is shared by _______________________.

Accepted Answer

A)  Germany and Switzerland 
B)  the People's Republic of China and Vietnam 
C)  the United States and Canada 
D)  Spain and Portugal 
A)  Germany and Switzerland 
B)  the People's Republic of China and Vietnam 
C)  the United States and Canada 
D)  Spain and Portugal

Question 9

A risk management approach is essential to cope with contemporary volumes of trade and travel and effectively target inspection resources at the small percentage of goods or people who pose a threat

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Which program provides a centralized location where advance information can be analyzed along with travel patterns, trade records, and watchlists about possible threats?

Accepted Answer

A)  Cargo Preinspection 
B)  National Targeting Center 
C)  North American Free Trade Agreement 
D)  Secondary Inspection 
A)  Cargo Preinspection 
B)  National Targeting Center 
C)  North American Free Trade Agreement 
D)  Secondary Inspection

Question 11

Detail the key to the NTC's success.

Accepted Answer

The key to the NTC's success has been re

Question 12

The Peace of Westphalia established the norm of non-interference by one nation in the affairs of other nation states.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Containerization offers positive economic benefits without any security challenges.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Describe the evolution of how borders work from development through to the future of border security.

Accepted Answer

The evolution of how borders work has se

Question 15

Which of the following is NOT one of the accomplishments of the Beyond the Border initiative?

Accepted Answer

A)  Sharing "No Fly" lists 
B)  Expediting passport issuances 
C)  Making trusted traveler programs reciprocal 
D)  Reaching an agreement on preclearance 
A)  Sharing "No Fly" lists 
B)  Expediting passport issuances 
C)  Making trusted traveler programs reciprocal 
D)  Reaching an agreement on preclearance

Question 16

Land border crossing infrastructure tends to be outdated and limited in its capacity.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

International air travel dropped significantly from the end of the Second World War to the oil crisis of the 1970s.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Explain some of the controversy surrounding joint border management.

Accepted Answer

Joint border management has been a topic

Question 19

International flows of trade have existed since the beginning of recorded history.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Detail some of the history about current partners of the trusted traveler programs.

Which of the following terms describes the practice in which authorities on different sides of the border treat crossings as a flow to be managed and collaborate throughout the process?

Which of the following terms applies to an increase in numbers of border crossers?

What lessons can be learned from the Faisal Shazad bombing attempt?

The Treaty of Westphalia brought an end to which conflict?

Describe some of the key elements in risk management between the ports of entry.

Borders define where one area of sovereignty ends and another begins.

The world's longest land border is shared by _______________________.

A risk management approach is essential to cope with contemporary volumes of trade and travel and effectively target inspection resources at the small percentage of goods or people who pose a threat

Which program provides a centralized location where advance information can be analyzed along with travel patterns, trade records, and watchlists about possible threats?

Detail the key to the NTC's success.

The Peace of Westphalia established the norm of non-interference by one nation in the affairs of other nation states.

Containerization offers positive economic benefits without any security challenges.

Describe the evolution of how borders work from development through to the future of border security.

Which of the following is NOT one of the accomplishments of the Beyond the Border initiative?

Land border crossing infrastructure tends to be outdated and limited in its capacity.

International air travel dropped significantly from the end of the Second World War to the oil crisis of the 1970s.

Explain some of the controversy surrounding joint border management.

International flows of trade have existed since the beginning of recorded history.

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Exam 9: Lines and Flows: on National Sovereignty and Border Security

Detail some of the history about current partners of the trusted traveler programs.

Which of the following terms describes the practice in which authorities on different sides of the border treat crossings as a flow to be managed and collaborate throughout the process?

Which of the following terms applies to an increase in numbers of border crossers?

What lessons can be learned from the Faisal Shazad bombing attempt?

The Treaty of Westphalia brought an end to which conflict?

Describe some of the key elements in risk management between the ports of entry.

Borders define where one area of sovereignty ends and another begins.

The world's longest land border is shared by _______________________.

A risk management approach is essential to cope with contemporary volumes of trade and travel and effectively target inspection resources at the small percentage of goods or people who pose a threat

Which program provides a centralized location where advance information can be analyzed along with travel patterns, trade records, and watchlists about possible threats?

Detail the key to the NTC's success.

The Peace of Westphalia established the norm of non-interference by one nation in the affairs of other nation states.

Containerization offers positive economic benefits without any security challenges.

Describe the evolution of how borders work from development through to the future of border security.

Which of the following is NOT one of the accomplishments of the Beyond the Border initiative?

Land border crossing infrastructure tends to be outdated and limited in its capacity.

International air travel dropped significantly from the end of the Second World War to the oil crisis of the 1970s.

Explain some of the controversy surrounding joint border management.

International flows of trade have existed since the beginning of recorded history.

Understanding the Homeland Security Enterprise: Coordination and Partnerships

Going Global: International Ties in Homeland Security

Laws, Legal Processes, and Enforcement Mechanisms: Criminal Justice Dimensions of Homeland Security

Toward a Smarter Defense: Big Data and Risk Assessments in Homeland Security

Privacy, Liberty, and Security: Finding a Balance

Advancing Economic and Societal Resilience: Critical Infrastructure Protection

The Flying Edge: Aviation Security Evolves

Defending a Virtual World: Cybersecurity and Homeland Security

UP From the Ashes: Emergency Management and Disaster Recovery

Does Moore Mean More: the Promises and Pitfalls of Homeland Security Technologies

Like the Plague: Public Health in Homeland Security

The Future of Homeland Security: Challenges and Opportunities

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