What exactly is terrorism

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What exactly is Terrorism? What is the dilemma with establishing a uniform definition of Terrorism? Should we even try to establish a uniform definition of terrorism?
How has terrorism changed over time?
Please explain how politics plays a role in defining and combatting terrorism in the United States.
Do you believe the government has gone too far in its use of counterterrorism measures such as enhanced surveillance, the passage of federal legislation and other techniques such as full body X rays at the airport? (discuss civil liberty issues balanced against national security interests).

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