NSL Unit 6 Foreign Policy Terrorism Focus Questions How is the U.S. addressing the concern of terrorism?   What are the U.S. objectives in this area? Go to the "Student Resource Center (Gold -- Thomson Gale)" (GHS home page -> Media Center -> Online Resources -> Click on S) and type in the search: terrorism and "U.S. policy". Read the article, "Terrorism and National Security: Issues and Trends", dated July 6, 2004. Read The Bush National Security Strategy.   How have terrorist attacks against the U.S. in the 1990s in New York City, Kenya, Tanzania or on the USS Cole affected U.S. policies about national security at home and abroad? Go to "Issues and Controversies" (GHS home page -> Media Center -> Online Resources -> Click on I), and type "terrorism" in the search box. Then press "Go." Choose document #24, "Antiterrorism Policies" (June 23, 2006), and read the section, "Antiterrorism Policies Update." Read National Commission on Terrorism Report: Background and Issues for Congress. More can be found at The National Security Archive, Volume 1: Terrorism and U.S. Policy.   What has been U.S. foreign policy in response to these attacks? Go to "ABC-CLIO's American Government" database (GHS home page -> Media Center -> Online Resources), click on the "American Government" icon on the left, then click on "Advanced Search." Type in "weapons of mass destruction" in the box, and click on “Search.” Read the article, Strengthen Alliances to Defeat Global Terrorism and Work to Prevent Attacks Against Us and Our Friends.   How has the U.S. worked with international organizations to achieve its foreign policy objectives? Read UNODC and Terrorism Prevention for information about United Nations work against terrorism.   Evaluate the effectiveness of U.S. policies, choices or actions in this area of concern.

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