How Did the European Response to Terrorism Differ from the American

Multiple Choice

How did the European response to terrorism differ from the American response?

A) Americans emphasized the need for warfare, while Europeans emphasized that terrorism was best resolved through police and intelligence measures.
B) Americans favored the strong use of force to resist terrorism, while the Europeans favored appeasement.
C) Americans believed that terrorism could be controlled through immigration, while Europeans believed that terrorists had to be attacked in their own countries.
D) Europeans supported strong punishments for terrorists, such as the death penalty, while Americans preferred indefinite incarceration.