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Question: Domestic terrorism in the United States tends to reflect the American political and social environments during historical periods when extremists chose to engage in political violence. In the modern era, Leftist violence evolved from the social environment that produced the civil rights, Black Power, and New Left movements. Rightist violence grew out of a combination of historical racial and nativist animosity, combined with modern applications of religious and antigovernment ideologies. As a matter of policy, how closely should hate and antigovernment groups be monitored? What restrictions should be imposed on their activities? Why?